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By: Mike Glover This Fourth of July, America will celebrate its 245th birthday and there are celebrations planned all over the metro.  This is year 49 for Edmond’s LibertyFest and chairman Bob Meinders said it’s a big weekend for the city.  “July 3rd we’ve got the parade in the morning and park fest in the afternoon. And then it all culminates with the fireworks being shot on the 4th which is Sunday. The show will start a little after 9:30,” Meinders said.  Fireworks will be launched from Hafer Park, but the park will be completely closed all day on Sunday. 

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Politifact's ruling: Half True "The filibuster, if it does not get reformed, still means that maybe 30% of the population potentially controls the majority of Senate seats," Obama told Klein. "And so if you say that 30% of the country is irreconcilably wrong, then it’s going to be hard to govern." It wasn’t the first time that Obama has criticized the filibuster since leaving office. At the eulogy for John Lewis, the civil rights activist and congressman from Georgia who died in 2020, Obama called the filibuster a "Jim Crow relic." In the transcript of the interview with Klein, this p...

Offaly boss Maughan braces himself for crunch game against Tipperary Reporter:  '); OFFALY manager John Maughan was certainly not jumping through hoops after Saturday's National Football League Division 3 South win over Limerick in Tullamore. While pleased that Offaly won by 0-16 to 1-11, the Mayo man is fully aware that Offaly are still on a knife edge in the division. They have two wins from two games but a defeat against Tipperary in O'Connor Park next weekend could very well see them in a relegation play off – if Limerick beat Wicklow and Tipperary defeat Offaly, then Offaly, Tipp and...

FOX 13 Investigates: Utahns continued donating millions to Donald Trump after the election Fox 13 Investigates: Utahns continued donating millions to Donald Trump after the election and last updated 2021-04-29 00:18:39-04 SALT LAKE CITY — Gary Huntsman can get emotional talking about former President Donald Trump. “It was hard for me to not see the United States’ people give him credit for what things he’s done, and destroy him,” Huntsman said, as a tear started falling down his cheek. “It was a fight for him for four years – from the beginning, before he go...