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On Nov. 4, more than one million Oklahomans " nearly 79 percent of voters " voted in favor of State Question 743, a ballot initiative that proponents hope will bolster Oklahoma's growing wine industry...

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Oklahoma health care workers are divided along familiar lines with respect to a new federal rule. The "right of conscience" rule, signed by President George W. Bush on Dec. 18, extends federal protect...

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As two of the biggest drinking occasions of the year occur next week " St. Patrick's Day and spring break " both are opportunities to overindulge. Consequently, area police increase their presen...

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A new law in Oklahoma will restrict some sales of wine and spirits between wholesalers, and supporters say there will be no impact for consumers. The law, originally House Bill 1604, was signed ...

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More than any other time of year, spring is a high-risk season for suicide. One local church experienced an unusually high cluster of suicides this year, and mental health professionals say that...

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Oklahoma received $2.6 billion in stimulus funding, of which $542.9 million went to transportation needs in the state. According to David Streb, director of engineering for the Oklahoma Depa...

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Michael Cich ignored blood drives until his mother contracted cancer. The Oklahoma City public relations professional said his family never placed a priority on donating blood. "We never thou...

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Scattered among the state Capitol crowd gathered to sign Rep. Sally Kern's Oklahoma Citizens' Proclamation for Morality on July 2 were some young Oklahomans, including a pastor, an educator and ...

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State Rep. Sally Kern (R-Dist. 84) allowed Oklahoma Gazette to photograph the original Oklahoma Citizens' Proclamation for Morality, which was signed on July 2 and has drawn the attention of nat...

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Leaders at Olivet Baptist Church, located at 1201 N.W. 10th in Oklahoma City, refuse to abandon a neighborhood they see as in need of help, providing literacy instruction and sports leagues to n...