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Run Girls, Run! While most of us have all been watching our Razorback football team working towards becoming bowl eligible for 2022 and the basketball team flying out to a big start towards their...

The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals rejected a second motion for an evidentiary hearing in the case against death row inmate Richard Glossip.

OKLAHOMA CITY — The newest crop of state lawmakers were sworn in Wednesday, and Republicans will continue to hold supermajorities in both legislative chambers.

By Christian Potts  Photo of Beggs Red Martel from Red Martels Twitter page Red Martel called it. Following Beggs 70-16 defeat in September against Rejoice

Reid Rector, a first-year MBA student at Oklahoma State University Spears School of Business and an OSU mechanical and aerospace engineering alum from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma has made a name for himself in the foosball community and has even won major tournaments.

“That’s where Snarky Puppy lives,” Michael League says. “In the cracks.” The 38-year-old bassist and ringleader of the ever-morphing instrumental ensemble

The Broken Arrow High School band placed third over the weekend in a national competition held in Indianapolis.

PITTSBURG, Kan. — Sunday, November 13, 2022 is the Grand Opening of the first Marshalls store in the Joplin Metro area. | RELATED >> We told you first, Marshalls is

Rob Crissinger Executive Director of Communications (405) 521-3371 rob.crissinger@sde.ok.gov Leslie Berger Assistant Executive Director of Communications (405) 521-6647 leslie.berger@sde.ok.gov Erin Corbin Communications Specialist erin.corbin@sde.ok.gov FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Hofmeister announces ‘CLASS 2.0’ grant initiative this fall OKLAHOMA CITY (Oct.

Oklahomas criminal appeals court on Thursday denied one of two requests for a new hearing in the case against death row inmate Richard Glossip.