OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters said Wednesday his agency is working to see if several teachers who were improperly awarded bonuses of up to $50,000 can keep them after he faced bipartisan criticism over attempts to recover the money.
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Louisiana hasn’t carried out a death row execution since 2010, but between a new conservative governor who is in favor of capital punishment and other states implementing alternative methods to lethal injections, the Deep South state could soon look at ways to resume.
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- Water tower patchwork quotes given
- Clinic to focus on mental health
- Clinton High School legal team preps to start season
- A-B basketball takes care of Hinton
- Full obituary for James Allen Shepherd
After rigorous practice and preparation, the Clinton High School legal team is ready for its first live competition today against two other schools at the qualifying matches in the District Federal Courthouse in Oklahoma City. The team’s mock attorneys and witnesses will have to portray both the defendant and the plaintiff while they are moderated by a real judge and scored by lawyers playing jurors for the day. Coach Ashley Kelley said they will face Owasso and Epic Charter Schools and ultimately progression in the season will be determined off of point scoring alone.
As City Manager Robert Johnston continues gathering information on repairing the damaged water tank at 18th Street and Broadway, new details have come to light surrounding contractor quotes and restoration plans that provide residents an in-depth look at this municipal project.
Firefighter Billy Gerstenkorn uses a drip torch Tuesday during the Clinton Fire Department’s controlled burn at Riverside Golf Course.
Oklahoma Integrated Care (OIC), an established provider of integrated psychiatric and health care services, is opening a new clinic in Clinton focused on expanding accessible mental and behavioral health care assistance, with a community open house scheduled for Friday.
Edwin Rodriguez, of Honduras, uses a hammer drill Tuesday to remove the old tile lanes at the bottom of the Clinton Public Pool.
Performed a medical assist in the 500 block of S. 5th St.