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WCWS: OU's Shay Knighten Hits Three-Run Walk Off Homer To Beat Alabama

OU freshman Shay Knighten hit a three-run walk off home run in the eighth inning to lift the Sooners past Alabama in the opening round of the Women's College World Series.

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Fire danger returning on Friday

News On 6 The fire danger will return on Friday. Another fast-moving upper-level system will pass through the central part of the country over the next 36 hours.

Fire danger returning on Friday

News On 6 The fire danger will return on Friday. Another fast-moving upper-level system will pass through the central part of the country over the next 36 hours.

'Worst I've ever seen': Pawnee County couple charged with first-degree murder after one-year daughter died from methadone overdose

Chloe Abbott A one-year-old girl died after swallowing methadone, and now her parents are now charged with first-degree murder.

'Worst I've ever seen': Pawnee County couple charged with first-degree murder after one-year daughter died from methadone overdose

Chloe Abbott A one-year-old girl died after swallowing methadone, and now her parents are now charged with first-degree murder.

Cleveland allows wildfire victims to stay at Feyodi Campgrounds

MaKayla Glenn The city of Cleveland has opened the Feyodi Campgrounds to assist wildfire victims, offering free shelter for up to 30 days and free hay for farmers and ranchers in need. The campgrounds provide full hookups for comfort, and while the support is temporary, it offers crucial relief to those affected by the fires. For more information, people can contact Cleveland Police.

Cleveland allows wildfire victims to stay at Feyodi Campgrounds

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Fire danger returning on Friday

News On 6 The fire danger will return on Friday. Another fast-moving upper-level system will pass through the central part of the country over the next 36 hours.

'Worst I've ever seen': Pawnee County couple charged with first-degree murder after one-year daughter died from methadone overdose

Chloe Abbott A one-year-old girl died after swallowing methadone, and now her parents are now charged with first-degree murder.

Cleveland allows wildfire victims to stay at Feyodi Campgrounds

Firefighters brace for possible wildfires on Friday

Emory Bryan Firefighters are on alert for potential wildfires in Oklahoma due to strong winds returning Friday, especially after last week's fires.

Mannford community collects donations to aid fire victims: ‘We’re here for you’

Cal Day Oklahomans are responding to the urgent needs of those affected by wildfires. Those collecting donations say they have enough clothing, but do need other things like toiletries and canned food.

What to know about the U.S. Department of Education

Alex Cameron President Trump signed an executive order directing Secretary of Education Linda McMahon to take steps toward closing the Department of Education, though congressional approval is required for full elimination.

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WCWS: OU's Shay Knighten Hits Three-Run Walk Off Homer To Beat Alabama

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Fire danger returning on Friday

Fire danger returning on Friday

'Worst I've ever seen': Pawnee County couple charged with first-degree murder after one-year daughter died from methadone overdose

'Worst I've ever seen': Pawnee County couple charged with first-degree murder after one-year daughter died from methadone overdose

Cleveland allows wildfire victims to stay at Feyodi Campgrounds

Cleveland allows wildfire victims to stay at Feyodi Campgrounds

Top Headlines

Fire danger returning on Friday

'Worst I've ever seen': Pawnee County couple charged with first-degree murder after one-year daughter died from methadone overdose

Cleveland allows wildfire victims to stay at Feyodi Campgrounds

Firefighters brace for possible wildfires on Friday

Mannford community collects donations to aid fire victims: ‘We’re here for you’

What to know about the U.S. Department of Education