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Stabbing in 600 Block of West 1st in Ada
Investigators are on the scene of a stabbing Friday morning, May 25.
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Serious crash near Pontotoc
Two people were seriously injured in a two-vehicle wreck between Pontotoc and Connerville Tuesday.
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Tribes, Fallin agree on blue ribbon panel over water
Tribal leaders, Fallin hope for mediated agreement over federal water lawsuit
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Crash on North Broadway
An Ada man was injured Wednesday after he ran off north Broadway and crashed into an electric pole. He was taken to the hospital with a head injury. For more information, see Thursday's edition of The Ada News.
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State election board rules for Smith
Republican will oppose Sen. Susan Paddack in November
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State election board rules for Smith
Republican eligible to run against incumbent -
State Senate candidacy hearing delayed
Republican candidate fails to bring certified check to hearing -
Teen gets 20 years in plea deal
Accused of beating elderly Ada man almost to death
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Sen. Paddack challenges foe's ability to run for office
Criminal record alleged by Ada Democrat
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Ada fireman arrested for fraud
Wife sought on warrants.
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