A bill to prohibit “spoofing,” which is often used by telemarketers and scammers to disguise a phone call’s origin, passed in the Oklahoma House of Representatives on Tuesday evening.
March 2, 2021
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Here's a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Bus takes ride of honor for Scarlett
- Ford, Bryson selected as Red Tornado honorees
- Why COVID-19 statistics vary in Oklahoma
- Indians heading back to state
- CHS soccer splits opener
Colleagues of former Clinton Public Schools bus driver Leon Scarlett filed into his No. 8 bus, as they took it to honor him for his funeral last month.
The Red Tornado Boy and Girl for February are Shelby Ford and Atrel Bryson.
Oklahoma public health officials are hoping to close a widening gap when it comes to recording deaths related to COVID-19.
Responded to a 911 call of stolen purse from vehicle on Route 66 across from dispensary at Hair Cutting by Cheryl in Clinton.
Clinton Middle School students Shylo Brien, left, and Parker Adams select their food during the school’s annual Honor Roll Breakfast.
A bill clarifying how the compensation for a Juvenile Bureau director is to be set passed the House Appropriations and Budget Committee recently with a vote of 30-0.