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Oklahoma deer mating season brings increased risk for drivers this fall (opens the original)
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For one McLoud family, a routine drive to pick up their children quickly turned into a costly deer collision. Emma Pedersen said she and her husband were driving along a rural road when a deer suddenly ran into the side of their vehicle. “Quite literally came out of nowhere,” said Pedersen. “I practically made eye contact with it.” The deer then landed on top of the vehicle, shattering the windshield and deploying the passenger airbag. Pedersen said the vehicle was towed from the scene and the f
Why major movie productions are choosing Oklahoma? (opens the original)
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A major movie production is underway in Oklahoma City with streets transformed into a film set for Copperhead. The movie is an upcoming crime thriller starring Jason Momoa, Miles Teller and Kiefer Sutherland. Jeanette Stanton, director of the Oklahoma Film and Music Office, says productions are bringing money into communities across the state while creating opportunities for local crews and workers. Here’s what to know about Oklahoma’s film industry and why more productions are choosing the stat
Paseo District coffee shop shares surveillance video after break-in (opens the original)
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A coffee shop in Oklahoma City’s Paseo District is back open after a break-in earlier this month, but the business says it is still dealing with the financial impact. Soul Cafe said a man broke through the business’s front door early Sept. 17 and stole cash from the register. Surveillance video from Soul Cafe shows a man entering through the shattered front door and going to the register. The cafe said the man took cash but did not steal anything else. Brooklyn Smootie, a supervisor at Soul Cafe
"Check your receipts," woman warns after Shawnee Taco Bell card fraud (opens the original)
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A Shawnee woman said she discovered a suspicious charge on her bank account after using her card at a local Taco Bell. Aften Palmer told News 9 she visited the Taco Bell on Kickapoo Avenue around 11:45 a.m. Sept. 9 to get lunch. Palmer said her $6.58 purchase went through normally. While she was waiting for her food, she received a fraud alert from her bank about another charge for about $91. MORE SCAM WARNINGS: What scams are targeting Oklahomans, and how can you spot them? According to a Shawn
Day of Service: Oklahoma City’s bond with New York City continues 25 years after 9/11 (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, hundreds of Oklahomans gathered in Oklahoma City to honor the victims by giving back to their community. More than 450 volunteers came together for a 9/11 Day meal-packing event, with a goal of preparing 130,000 meals for the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma. For some at the event, the anniversary carries a particularly personal meaning. Jack and Phyllis Poe were two of the first responders after the April 19, 1995, bombing of the Alfred P. M
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