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- Woman accused of taking pickup
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Conducted a welfare check in the 2200 block of W. Modelle Ave.
Responded to an animal call of cattle out in the area of State Highway 33 and N. 2040 Rd.
WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal agent fired shots at an unarmed Black man during a recent traffic stop while patrolling the nation’s capital for President Donald Trump’s lawenforcement surge. But a police report on the encounter doesn’t mention the shooting, an omission that the man’s attorneys point to as evidence of a cover-up attempt.
(AP) — It’s an unprecedented space streak: 25 years of people living offplanet without even a moment’s pause.
(AP) — A “neartotal secrecy” surrounding deportation flights and the use of full-body restraints onboard is raising “serious human rights concerns,” a group of 11 Democratic U.S. senators wrote in a letter Thursday to top immigration officials.
With colder weather starting to appear more frequently into the season change, the Clinton Fire Department shared some tips to stay safe with the cold.
Ashley Dawn Beal, 40, of Oklahoma City, has been arrested after the alleged theft of a pickup from a fenced-in location. According to his affidavit of probable cause, Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Matthew Littledave was on routine patrol in the early morning hours of Oct. 19 when he overheard the Clinton Police Department radio traffic reference a possible stolen vehicle, which was stopped at 4th Street and Terrance Avenue.
From left, Indian Education Coordinator Terri Hines, Clinton High School seniors Kendrick Fletcher, DanyElla RedShin, Nashi McBrayer, and Family Resource Coordinator Kim Hurd tour the University of Oklahoma campus as part of the “OU Native Nations Day” in Norman.
Oklahoma Route 66 Museum Director Pat Smith, left, is presented an original painting by artist Alison Lamons titled “Will Rogers Motor Court” by Friends of Route 66 Board President Brian Aneshansley, as a farewell gift during her retirement celebration Wednesday afternoon.