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Broken Arrow Police Investigate After 2 Men Found Dead At Haikey Creek Park Broken Arrow police are investigating after two men were found dead in Haikey Creek Park early Thursday morning. According to police, the two individuals were found in the east parking lot of the park with significant injuries around 3:45 a.m. Officers said they will eventually begin searching for a suspect, but do not currently have enough information on the case. "The detectives will be following up and gathering as ...

By: Amelia Mugavero BROKEN ARROW, Oklahoma - People in Broken Arrow said theyre shocked after police found two men dead at a popular city park. Police are currently working to find a suspect. For Broken Arrow resident Ottis Buttress, Haikey Creek Park has been a place of healing and recovery. "I tore my ACL so Ive been using it as kind of a walking area to do some rehab. I come out here and walk usually between 8:30 and 10 roughly," Ottis told News On 6.  But Thursday morning, Ottis skipped ...

The oldest graduating student is 69; the youngest is 20. Written By: Superior Telegram | × Decorated mortarboards dominate the the headwear of University of Wisconsin-Superior graduates in 2019. (Clint Austin / File / News Tribune) The University of Wisconsin-Superior will conduct its virtual commencement at noon Saturday, May 15, with viewing available at uwsuper.edu/grad2021. Among the 431 candidates for graduation this spring, 134 are first-generation students, 108 are graduate and specia...

Commentators: Adnan Virk, Corey Graves, Byron Saxton It’s the go home show for Wrestlemania Backlash and that means it is time to push the rest of the card forward in a big way. There are currently two Raw matches set for the pay per view so in theory we are going to need some more stuff announced tonight. You can probably guess those matches from here and now we get to see how dull they can make the show that announces them. Let’s get to it. The opening recap looks at Bobby Lashley beating...

Scramble: Battle of Britain is one of four new titles revealed by publisher Slitherine during todays Home of Wargamers 2021 Live+ event. Set to launch on PC "soon," it focuses on a part of World War II that strategy games shine the spotlight on less often; taking to the skies. Scramble: Battle of Britain pits the Luftwaffe and Royal Air Force against each other in a battle to the death above the English channel. Boasting full 3D graphics, each turn is split into several phases. During the firs...

Slitherine announces a plethora of new wargames at ‘Home of Wargamers 2021’ Its a damn good time to be a strategy gamer Tristan covers human-centric artificial intelligence advances, politics, queer stuff, cannabis, and gaming. Pronouns: He/him Tristan covers human-centric artificial intelligence advances, politics, queer stuff, cannabis, and gaming. Pronouns: He/him It’s a great day...

share-square-354938 Scouts can sense when a Draft might be special, and they had that inkling about the 2011 crop early on. They viewed it as the best class since 2005, which sent 26 of its 30 first-rounders to the big leagues and featured stars such as Ryan Braun, Andrew McCutchen and Troy Tulowitzki. Looking back 10 years later, scouts were correct about the 2011 group. The first 29 players selected and 30 of 33 first-rounders have played in the Majors, including Gerrit Cole, Francisco Lindor...

By Trevor Brown | Oklahoma Watch May 9, 2021 1 of 3 The Oklahoma State Capitol is shown in Oklahoma City. Recent Ethics Commission reports show spending by lobbyists is at the lowest levels since at least 2015. Whitney Bryen / Oklahoma Watch Oklahoma Watch Lobbyists are spending less money wining and dining Oklahoma lawmakers as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to change how the public, including paid lobbyists, interacts with their representatives. Recently r...

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Green Country Veteran Who Died By Suicide Honored With Memorial There is a memorial in Broken Arrow for a veteran who died by suicide. The memorial was erected to raise awareness for other veterans who are going through crisis. The silhouette unveiling Saturday was an ongoing effort by "Mission 22," a nonprofit that focuses on veterans who suffer from PTSD and traumatic brain injuries. The memorial meant a lot to Michael Coon, who lost his son, Staff Sergeant Michael K. Coon, in 2015. “Not a ...