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PHOENIX — The judge in the Jodi Arias murder trial declared a mistrial in the penalty phase Thursday after the jury reported for a second time that it was deadlocked on whether to sentence her to life in prison or death for killing her boyfriend in 2008. The judge scheduled a retrial for July 18. A new panel likely will be seated to try...
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GRAPEVINE, Texas — The Boy Scouts of America threw open its ranks Thursday to gay Scouts but not gay Scout leaders — a fiercely contested compromise that some warned could fracture the organization and lead to mass defections of members and donors. Of the roughly 1,400 voting members of the BSA's National Council who cast ballots,...
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A couple from Philadelphia who practice faith healing and don’t believe in medicine were charged with murder after a second young child of theirs died after not receiving medical care. Herbert and Catherine Schaible were on probation after...
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University of Oklahoma teammates Keilani Ricketts and Lauren Chamberlain are two of the three finalists for the 2013 USA Softball Collegiate Softball Player of the Year Award, the Amateur Softball Association of America and USA Softball announced Wednesday.
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Wellesley College, the first liberal arts college to join the online learning collaborative, edX, has announced the first four massive open online courses that the College will offer. They are Introduction to Human Evolution (Fall 2013); Was Alexander Great?...
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Carter County Detention Center population Wednesday: 200
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When you have rheumatoid arthritis, building your diet around foods that help curb the inflammatory response is important, but that’s easier said than done – especially when it comes to desserts. While
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The state Senate voted Wednesday to direct $45 million from the state Rainy Day Fund for immediate tornado disaster relief. Senate Bill 249, passed unanimously in the Senate, directs funds to the Oklahoma Office of Emergency Management to aid recovery efforts in affected communities. SB 249 was passed in response to a request by Gov.
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Emergency and clean-up crews are requesting motorists please avoid I-35 in Moore. Heavy traffic in the area is greatly hindering clean-up operations and ongoing emergency response. The I-35 off-ramps at 4th St., 19th St. and Indian Hills Rd. in Moore remain closed with only essential personnel and homeowners allowed access. One of the...
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Governor Mary Fallin today announced that a memorial and prayer service will be held this Sunday at the First Baptist Church in Moore, Oklahoma. The service will honor and remember the victims of the May 20 tornado that killed 24 people in Moore and the May 19 tornado that killed 2 in Shawnee. It is open to the public.
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People are overwhelmed with the complexities of their own lives and are desperately seeking a way to maximize happiness in their home and work lives, says Gary Kunath, an entrepreneur, speaker and former CEO who works with some of the world’s top corporations and business schools.
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The location of Ardmore High School graduation on Friday has been moved to Crystal Rock Cathedral. Officials made the decision to move from Noble Stadium due to recent inclement weather and prediction of more rain to come.
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The Southern Oklahoma Ambulance Service is teaming up with Kohl’s Cares for Kids and Children’s Hospital at OU Medical Center to teach bike safety to kids. The event will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the parking lot of the Ardmore Convention Center.
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Carter County Detention Center population Tuesday: 204
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The EF5 tornado that devastated Moore, Okla., on Monday has caused untold damage and claimed at least 24 lives. If you want to help, check out the information below.
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After a video went viral that showed Pope Francis seemingly performing an exorcism on a man, the Vatican responded by saying, “The Holy Father had no intention to perform any exorcism. Instead, as he frequently does for the sick...
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For something so small, flaxseed has big benefits, according to everydayhealth.com. Flaxseed offers:
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Governor Mary Fallin, in coordination with the United Way of Central Oklahoma, has established the OK Strong Disaster Relief Fund to assist with the long-term medical, emotional and educational needs of victims of the May 20 tornado in Moore and the May 19 tornado near Shawnee.
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In an effort to help prevent water and land dump sites from popping up, the Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service, Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality and the U.S. Department of Agriculture are joining forces to host three Environmental Law Enforcement Officer Training workshops. The first training will take place June 14 at...
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The Oklahoma Highway Patrol reports both lanes of Interstate 35 southbound are closed at mile marker 21 for a semi in the center median at mile marker 20 to be uprighted. The Oklahoma Department of Transportation is diverting traffic off at mile marker 21...
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The Oklahoma State Medical Examiner’s Office has released the names, ages and causes of death on 16 of the 24 victims who died in the Moore tornado. The list contains the names of 10 children, seven who were killed in the Plaza Towers Elementary...
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May 24 is the new deadline to submit photographs for display in the new Chickasaw Nation Visitor’s Center in Sulphur, Okla. Selected photographs will be displayed at the center in an exhibit entitled "The Natural Beauty of the Chickasaw...
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Several buildings in the state Capitol complex were closed for health and safety reasons Tuesday afternoon that were related to the deadly tornado that struck Moore the previous day. Officials at the Office of Management and Enterprise Services acted at the direction of OMES Director Preston L. Doerflinger.
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In response to the disasters that fell upon Oklahoma this week, House Republicans are in support of $45 million to be used in relief from the rainy day fund and a pay raises to state troopers in recognition of their dedication to service during this crisis.
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People are overwhelmed with the complexities of their own lives and are desperately seeking a way to maximize happiness in their home and work lives, says Gary Kunath, an entrepreneur, speaker and former CEO who works with some of the world's top corporations and business schools."I sacrificed time...
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Spring storms Monday night and Tuesday caused multiple area power outages and some residents could still be in the dark today.OG&E spokesman Brian Alford said about 5:30 p.m. Tuesday crews had had "some luck restoring and rebuilding" disabled equipment, but added "the second series of strong...
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Students who are attending the after school Homework Club at The Chickasaw Regional (Public) Library System were recently introduced to Brainfuse, a new database provided by the library. Brainfuse offers a multitude of features but the...
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Carter County Detention Center population Monday: 202
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The devastation of yesterday’s tornado highlighted the lack of adequate storm shelters in our state, according to state Rep. Joe Dorman. Dorman said he has requested that House staff draft a bill containing language for a $500 million bond issue, with...
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Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt Tuesday issued a warning for Oklahomans and donors around the country to beware of charity fraud and scams following the severe storms in Oklahoma. "For those folks around the country who want to donate funds to...
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In a press release issued at at 11:55 a.m. Red Cross spokesperson Ken D. Garcia said, "More workers, supplies and equipment are on the way to help the people of Oklahoma. Almost 30 emergency response vehicles are enroute to distribute food, water and relief supplies to people in need."
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The USDA and Natural Resources Conservation Service are accepting applications for the Wetlands Reserve Program. Landowners interested in restoring or protecting wetlands that have been impacted or converted are encouraged to contact the NRCS office in Ardmore, located at 39 N. Washington, Suite 109 or call (580) 223-7277.
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The East Central University athletic department and Patriot Ford are sponsoring the Seventh Annual Tim Green All-Sports Golf Classic, July 1 at the Brent Bruehl Memorial Golf Course in Purcell, featuring Dr. Gil Morgan, ECU alumnus and PGA Champions Tour Professional.
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The National Resources Conservation Service and the Farm Service Agency are now accepting applications for the 2013 Grasslands Reserve Program (GRP). GRP is a voluntary program that provides financial and technical assistance to landowners and operators for the restoration and conservation of the nation’s grasslands. Enrollment...
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Law-abiding gun owners should not face felony charges and jail time for simply boarding a bus with a firearm, according to the author of a bill approved by the Oklahoma House of Representatives. Under current law, anyone found boarding a bus or other form of...
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Many people see the start of spring as a welcome change. But with the warm breeze comes airborne pollen and mold spores. And if you suffer from seasonal allergies, you probably feel them with every inhale. Allergens send the body's immune system into overdrive, leading to allergy symptoms such as sneezing, a stuffy nose, and itching.
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People are overwhelmed with the complexities of their own lives and are desperately seeking a way to maximize happiness in their home and work lives, says Gary Kunath, an entrepreneur, speaker and former CEO who works with some of the world’s top corporations and business schools.
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MOORE, Okla. — Spotlights bore down on massive piles of shredded cinder block, insulation and metal as crews worked through the night lifting bricks and parts of collapsed walls where a monstrous tornado barreled through the Oklahoma City suburbs, demolishing an elementary school and reducing homes to piles of splintered wood. At least 51...
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