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By Buck Ringgold | Photo by Michael Kinney  Here is how the SBLive Oklahoma Top 25 high school football teams fared this week:  1. Bixby (5-0) beat Southmoore,

Every single bill that was part of the special session Friday at the Oklahoma Capitol passed both the House and the Senate.

Oklahoma lawmakers passed legislation during a special session Thursday that won't give federal money to OU Children's Hospital unless it stops "gender-affirming" care.

If the Oklahoma Legislature thinks a new pediatric mental health facility is warranted, then it should let OU Health’s highly trained professionals do their jobs.

Hyperlocal news provider Patch’s start-up, Patch Labs, is helping local journalists in the US go full-time covering their communities.

Hurricane Ian made landfall Wednesday as a category 4 storm. As of Friday, 2 million customers in Southwest Florida are still without power. We talk to Red Cross volunteer Charla Imrie who is providing aid in Orlando.Plus, “Broken Arrow” is a term used by the U.S. military for accidents involving nuclear weapons. These accidents might happen more frequently than we like to think. Dakota Life producer Justine Koehler has released a film about a 1964 accident near Vale, South Dakota.

Björk goes Björkers, Gabriels is the band we need right now, Slipknot retain their nihilism, Yeah Yeah Yeahs resist the indie-sleaze revival

Friday, September 30th Sunset Cinema. Bring the whole family out to enjoy a free movie on the big screen in Historic Cherry Hill Park. All you need is a blanket and bug spray. Popcorn, candy and drinks will be available for purchase. Cherry Hill Park Ave. 7:45 p.m. FALLs Church Farmers Market. E ...

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By Christian Potts  Photo of Owassos Brookley Foster   From handling hard grounders at close range to turning key double plays when their pitcher needs out of