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An Oklahoma woman is warning others after her a case of mistaken identity had her jumping through hoops to avoid a hefty fine.

 Nearly 1 in 10 Americans is living with a rare disease. 95 percent of these diseases currently lack an FDA-approved treatment.For many of these patients, access to treatments and breakthrough developments from clinical trials can mean the difference between life and death. 

Moderate Democratic Party voices are warning that the rise of the Squad and a lurch towards more progressive policies is alienating voters who care more about pocket issues than defund the police.

An elderly resident from Cherokee County faced a dilemma.

Donann Kesterson saved up her money to buy her first dishwasher the day after Christmas. She bought it at The Home Depot in Williamsville, and got it delivered two weeks later. "I bought it brand spankin' new, and it never worked once," explained Kesterson.

The travel issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic are continuing to challenge families nearly two years after it started.

Wrong-way drivers are a growing and devastating problem, causing multiple deadly crashes over the last few months in the Tulsa area.

STUDENT officers have been out and about in the community, engaging with groups and residents about their concerns.

This 7 News Day of Action, to clean the space, was a day of unity, new bonds, even family reunions, and the definition of Buffalo Strong.

A Chesterfield family has filed a request for a due process hearing asking for Chesterfield County Public Schools (CCPS) to cover their daughter’s private education after they said the school system failed their child.