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The second day of Oklahoma high school basketball tournaments took place on Friday. Heres a few takeaways from the action.

The cameras installed in the doorbells of residents captured a celestial light passing through the night sky which appeared like a meteor in Oklahoma, United States.  According to the footage shared on social media platforms, a green meteor is seen flying through the sky like a blazing fireball as residents reported that they woke up to a sonic boom that they heard in Friday morning's early hours. 

The deadline for lawmakers to file new legislation has passed. They came up with thousands of proposals.

BA fitness studio promoting low-impact exercise with bungee fitness. The exercise involves the participant strapping into a harness connected to a resistant bungee cord.

By Ty Loftis  Photo of Edmond Memorials Avery Hjelmstad by Carlos Flores  Basketball season is in full swing and here at SBLive, it is time to take a look at

Busted. A couple of controversial bowhunting influencers, who are known for showing off their hunting trophies to their thousands of followers on social media, have been fined $133,000 for allegedly taking part in trafficking animals in Nebraska. According to KVPI, the two were sentenced last week in federal court in Omaha, where this poaching ring

By Glen Brockenbush  Photo of Norman at Edmond North (1/17/23) by Michael Kinney The third weekend in January is the last big tournament weekend of the high

By Ty Loftis  Tournaments will start up across the high school basketball landscape once again this weekend, giving players a chance to stand out and showcase

OKLAHOMA CITY — A state lawmaker wants to require all passengers riding in motor vehicles to wear a seat belt, and also fix a state law that removed the requirement

Fort Sill, established before statehood, has long been an artillery training post.