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Oklahoma Man Pleads Guilty in Girls' Deaths

OKEMAH, Okla. (AP) — A man accused of killing two girls along a rural Oklahoma road, but who wasn't arrested until after being questioned in his fiancée's

Oklahoma Man Pleads Guilty in Girls' Deaths

OKEMAH, Okla. (AP) — A man accused of killing two girls along a rural Oklahoma road, but who wasn't arrested until after being questioned in his fiancée's
River Vote Could Come as Early as Spring

Voters may decide as early as March on funding low-water dams in the Arkansas River. City councilor G.T. Bynum chairs the river task force. He said holding
Border Fight Helping Keep Tulsa's 'ICE' Beds Filled

The situation with illegal juvenile immigrants along the border is having an impact here in Tulsa County. Because of conditions there and federal orders on
Murder and Scandal in Depression-Era America: "Quiet Dell: A Novel" by Jayne Anne Phillips

On this edition of ST, we speak with Jayne Anne Phillips, the acclaimed fiction writer whose previous books include "Black Tickets," "Machine Dreams," and

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Oklahoma Man Pleads Guilty in Girls' Deaths

OKEMAH, Okla. (AP) — A man accused of killing two girls along a rural Oklahoma road, but who wasn't arrested until after being questioned in his...

River Vote Could Come as Early as Spring

Voters may decide as early as March on funding low-water dams in the Arkansas River. City councilor G.T. Bynum chairs the river task force. He said...

Border Fight Helping Keep Tulsa's 'ICE' Beds Filled

The situation with illegal juvenile immigrants along the border is having an impact here in Tulsa County. Because of conditions there and federal...

Tulsa to Host Youth Soccer Games in '15

TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Tulsa will host the US Youth Soccer national championship tournament next July, while North Little Rock, Arkansas, will be the...

Quapaw Tribe to Host Rape Survivors at Event

QUAPAW, Okla. (AP) — A quilt that is larger than two basketball courts will be on display in Quapaw next month to bring awareness about sexual...

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