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Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt will have the final say on the states proposed legislative and redistricting maps for the next decade.

Families and fun-seekers can zip across the ice at several outdoor rinks, hop aboard "The Polar Express," hit the snowtubing slopes at the Bricktown Ballpark and more.

A shipping terminal in Kansas reveals the fundamental problem — no one can plan, and no one is sure what will happen next.

A fire that caused minor damage at the former Koozies building in Mount Airy has been linked to homelessness.

Keefer on 97.3 KBCO

A moment is being taken to briefly speak to Julius Jones’ “delimited commutation.”

The measure is designed to stop politically-motivated prosecutions from taking place, but could come with unintended consequences.

From the wild new Safari Lights at the Oklahoma City Zoo to the sparkling comeback of Christmas lights displays on Western Avenue and in Midwest City, several holiday light shows are illuminating the Sooner State this holiday season.

This year's Black Friday looks different in many ways. Many stores didn't open their doors at midnight or the early hours and instead opted for a later start.

The truth is that before the revolution, Europe was as poor as Haiti is today.