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A man who confessed to murdering his stepdaughter, Crystal Dittmeyer, died in Kentucky less than three years after being released from Oklahoma in a plea deal. Benjamin Harry Crider II, 49, of Marion...

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The year 2003 was a heady one for the group of lobbyists who became known as "Team Abramoff," and for one Oklahoma congressman. In addition to multiple meetings with then-White House Deputy Chief of ...

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State Auditor and Inspector Jeff McMahan " convicted of federal charges involving campaign finance " resigned today, according to a spokesman for Oklahoma Governor Brad Henry. "Governor Henry receive...

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On Aug. 30, 2005, the Burlington Northern Santa Fe railroad signed an agreement with the Oklahoma Department of Transportation that ODOT, at taxpayer's expense, would haul lumber in trucks for the Mid...

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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the Second Amendment gives individuals the right to own guns and use them for sports, hunting or self-defense. In a 5-4 decision, the court struck down a ban...

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When Rocketplane's program manager, David Faulkner, went before the Oklahoma Space Industrial Development Authority recently, he told the group business wasn't exactly entering orbit. FUNDING DIRECT ...

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Mark Sprowls, who works for a Honda dealership in Tulsa, finally decided to take the plunge last year and purchase one of the dealer's new Civic GX models for his family. NEEDING ANSWERS BUILD IT AND...

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When Mike Barkley drives to Dallas to meet with fellow electric car enthusiasts at the North Texas Electric Auto Association, he has to do so in a gasoline-powered car. It's too far for his all-elect...

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City officials are reviewing plans to affix public bicycle racks in strategic areas of downtown Oklahoma City. Proponents of the plan presented it to the Downtown Design Review Committee at City Hall...

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A legal trustee assigned to Oklahoma legislator Randy Terrill's 2005 bankruptcy case filed a federal motion to reopen the case, citing undeclared funds in an election account, court records show. The...