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Seminole Nation chief seeks to build modern tribe
Leonard Harjo sees his job as a builder.
Actually, he considers himself a rebuilder.
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Election foe has criminal record, Ada rep charges
Incumbent Ada state Sen. Susan Paddack is contesting the candidacy of her Republican general election challenger before the Oklahoma State Election Board.
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Severe weather predicted for state this weekend
The National Weather Service says much of Oklahoma is at risk for severe weather — including baseball-sized hail and isolated tornadoes — through Sunday.
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State records flu death
The Oklahoma State Department of Health is reporting an eighth death due to the flu during this year’s flu season.
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Chickasaws get naming rights to field
The home of the Triple-A Oklahoma City RedHawks has a new name.
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Slain robber's mother settles lawsuit with state pharmacy
An Oklahoma mother has reached a settlement in her lawsuit against the pharmacy where her 16-year-old son was fatally shot during an attempted robbery.
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175 to lose jobs in Lawton
The Assurant Solutions call center in Lawton says it will phase out operations over the next few months and close the facility next year, leaving about 175 people out of work.
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230 employees to lose plant jobs
Officials say 230 people will lose their jobs when the Bremner Food Group plant closes in Poteau.
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FBI arrests suspect in Muskogee robbery
The FBI says a Muskogee man has been arrested for the robbery of a Muskogee bank at knife-point.
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