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Audit of Oklahoma health agency changed, could bring charges

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A probe of the Oklahoma State Department of Health is being changed to an investigative audit, meaning it could lead to criminal charges in the wake of the resignations of the agency's top two officials after they were accused o...

 

Oklahoma lawmakers approve $23.3 million for mental health

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Legislation that appropriates $23.3 million to Oklahoma's mental health agency is headed to Gov. Mary Fallin's desk to be signed into law. The measure received final approval in the state Senate on Wednesday. It's the first m...

 

Oklahoma workers demand lawmaker apology for terrorism quip

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma state workers are demanding an apology from a legislator who compared them to "terrorists." Television station KOCO reports Republican Rep. John Bennett of Sallisaw made the comments Wednesday on the state House f...

 

New Kansas fiscal forecast boosts projected tax collections

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas has seen its budget picture improve after officials and university economists issued a new fiscal forecast that was a little more optimistic than the previous one. The state's forecasting group on Thursday increased p...

 

Kansas man sentenced for setting supervisor on fire

LEAVENWORTH, Kan. (AP) — A former civilian employee at the Fort Leavenworth hospital has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for setting a female supervisor on fire and attacking her with a razor and scissors. Federal prosecutors say 5...

 

FBI investigating Kansas car graffiti as possible hate crime

MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Authorities say an incident near the Kansas State University campus involving a black man's car being scrawled with racist graffiti is being investigated as a possible hate crime. The FBI said Thursday that its Kansas City f...

 

Kansas woman breaks opioid addiction in prison

SALINA, Kan. (AP) — Crystal McKellips can talk with calm clarity about the day in 2008 that she would have died if not for the quick action of her 10-year-old son. A couple of hours before the boy discovered she wasn't breathing and asked another W...

 

American Legion increases outreach as numbers dwindle

HUTCHINSON, Kan. (AP) — For decades, World War II veterans were the backbone of the American Legion. But that era of veterans are dying at a rate of a thousand a day, putting the organization that is approaching the century mark at a crossroads, s...

 

High school girl seeks state office; first female in race

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — The first female candidate running for statewide office in Kansas this year has made her bid for secretary of state official — even though she's just 17 years old. The Hutchinson News reports that Democrat Lucy Steyer, of the Kan...

 

Integrated circuit prototype goes up for auction in Dallas

DALLAS (AP) — A prototype of the first integrated circuit built at Texas Instruments is expected to sell for $400,000 at auction. Heritage Auctions said it will be offered Saturday in Dallas by the family of Tom Yeargan, a technician who worked w...

 

On-board computers and sensors could stop the next car-based attack

(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) In the wake of car- and truck-based attacks around the world, most recently in New York City, cities are scrambling...

 

It's mostly mothers who pass on mitochondria – and a new theory says it's due to the first sexual conflict

(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) Evolutionary interests of males and females do not always coincide. This is known as sexual conflict: male innovation...

 

Earth's ozone hole shrivels to smallest since 1988

WASHINGTON (AP) — The ozone hole over Antarctica shrank to its smallest peak since 1988, NASA said Thursday. The huge hole in Earth's protective ozone layer reached its maximum this year in September, and this year NASA said it was 7.6 million s...

 

What are the odds? Woman claims 2 lottery prizes on same day

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — She knows how to pick a winner. Local media report that Kimberly Morris of Wake Forest scratched off two North Carolina lottery tickets on Monday, winning $1 million on one of the tickets and $10,000 with another. Morris t...

 

Lawsuit: Couple's $2M condo had urine, food in the walls

WEEHAWKEN, N.J. (AP) — A New Jersey couple is suing a construction company after they say they found bottles of urine, rodents and rotten food inside the walls of their newly purchased $2 million luxury condominium. NJ.com reports the couple's h...

 

Cops: Man pulls gun in Ohio after failing to get McMuffin

WARREN, Ohio (AP) — Police in Ohio say they're looking for a man who pulled out a gun after being told by a McDonald's drive-thru worker there were no Egg McMuffin sandwiches available. Police say the incident occurred shortly after 3:30 a.m. W...

 

DC bar offers $5 'Moscow Mueller' drinks for indictments

WASHINGTON (AP) — A Washington restaurant is offering a special $5 "Moscow Mueller" drink every time special counsel Robert Mueller indicts an associate of President Donald Trump. The Bird DC promoted the offer on Twitter Wednesday and added the h...

 

ECU Soccer Season Ends In GAC Semifinals

SHAWNEE, OKLA. – The East Central University soccer team saw its 2017 season come to an end with a 3-0 loss to Oklahoma Baptist in the Great American Conference Championship Semifinals. Photo Gallery The Tigers (6-8-4, 3-4-4 GAC) saw the Bison (...

 

Volleyball Swept at Southwestern

WEATHERFORD, OKLA. – The East Central University volleyball team suffered a 3-0 (25-21, 29-27, 25-13) loss at Southwestern Oklahoma State in Great American Conference action. The Tigers (7-22, 2-13 GAC) were led by senior Diana Etienne, with 10 kills...

 

Lady Bison Punch Ticket to Championship

SHAWNEE – A quick strike by Ruth King and a pair of insurance goals from the penalty spot by Kerregan Edwards and Hannah White in the second half saw No. 1-seeded Oklahoma Baptist drop No. 4 East Central, 3-0, to reach the Great American Conference T...

 

Benson Sets GAC Career Mark in Win

DURANT, Okla. – Alissa Benson became the Great American Conference's all-time career assists leader and Southeastern picked up its sixth-straight win with a 3-1 victory over Southern Nazarene on Thursday night in Bloomer Sullivan Arena. The win l...

 

Crimson Storm take a tough loss at Southeastern Oklahoma State

DURANT, Okla. —Southern Nazarene will have to wait until Tuesday to see if it can clinch a spot in the Great American Conference Championships after it fell 3-1 (25-20, 25-21, 22-5, 25-21) Thursday at Southeastern Oklahoma State. The loss for the Cri...

 

Bulldogs Triumph over Tigers in Return to Rankin

WEATHERFORD, Okla. – In SWOSU Volleyball's first game inside historic Rankin Williams Field House since 2013, the Bulldogs took care of East Central in straight sets (25-21, 29-27, 25-13) to sweep the regular season series against the Tigers. The o...

 

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