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Apr. 13—It was an event top-ranked Oklahoma had led the country in all season, but on Thursday the Sooners got off to an uncharacteristic start on the uneven bars.

Some quick thinking last week by the Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office might have saved a woman’s life.

Mar. 26—A Norman lawmaker is pushing a bill that will create a new tool to support at-risk veterans. If passed, House Bill 1036, co-authored by Rep. Annie Menz, D-Norman, will

Mar. 26—It has been a month since a tornado drove through Norman, wreaking havoc on different communities, including a neighborhood south of Eastridge Park.

Mar. 26—A historic building in downtown Norman is now a co-working space where professionals looking to temporarily work in the area can pay a monthly fee to rent a portion

Mar. 26—Inside the Norman Fire Department, a cycle of mental health disorders is fueled by trauma and a macho male culture that could be on its way out as young

Mar. 26—Norman firefighters say their department struggles with trauma-related mental health crises and hope the department will offer more resources to save lives and stop the department from experiencing early

Mar. 16—The Sam Noble Museum invited young learners to take advantage of spring break by opening its classroom for a week of science education.

Mar. 16—Theres plenty of options for Norman residents looking to celebrate St. Patricks Day on Friday with bars, beer and bagpipes.

Thanks to The Norman Transcript for highlighting the remarkable legacy of Copelin’s Office Center and its owners Ed and Lin Copelin. In the mid-1990s I was a college student paying