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17-year-old who thought he hit a deer arrested after deadly crash involving e-bike (opens the original)
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Police arrested a 17-year-old suspect who claimed he thought he hit a deer during a deadly crash involving an e-bike last week in Oklahoma City. The crash happened around 10 p.m. Thursday near Melrose Lane and North Rockwell Avenue. Court documents state that the teen driver was recording a video on his phone at the time of the crash. The 17-year-old called his mother, claiming he thought he hit a deer and wanted her to come home from work to look at the damage to the vehicle. The mother called
OKC's Lyric Theatre stages 9/11 story of kindness, 'Come From Away' (opens the original)
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Lyric Theatre in Oklahoma City is performing "Come From Away," a play about the small town of Gander, Newfoundland, hosting 7,000 stranded passengers after 9/11. Lyric Theatre in Oklahoma City is performing "Come From Away," a play about the small town of Gander, Newfoundland, hosting 7,000 stranded passengers after 9/11. Lyric Theatre in Oklahoma City is bringing "Come From Away" to the stage. It's a play that tells the story of a small Canadian town that welcomed 7,000 stranded airline passeng
Gov. Kevin Stitt signs bill to make sure Oklahomans aren't paying utilities due to a data center (opens the original)
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Gov. Kevin Stitt on Thursday held a ceremony to sign a bill meant to ensure that Oklahomans aren't paying more for utilities because of a data center. The newly signed Data Center Consumer Ratepayer Protection Act is supposed to make sure large-scale data centers and AI hubs cover their own electrical infrastructure costs. "This is going to protect ratepayers, something we have talked about as common sense," Stitt said. "When we have data centers, we have big, huge, large-load users of electrici
Downtown Oklahoma City's oldest restaurant temporarily closing to undergo renovations (opens the original)
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Downtown Oklahoma City's oldest restaurant that's been a staple in the community for around 100 years is set to undergo renovations. Reports came out on Monday that Coney Island Hot Dogs, which is located on West Main Street, was closing its doors on Friday, July 31. Officials with the restaurant took to Facebook to clarify the report, saying they will "take a pause" for renovations starting on July 31. It's unknown how long the "pause" will last at the restaurant known for its chili and chili d
Patriotic floats and family fun as Edmond celebrates America 250 with LibertyFest parade (opens the original)
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A beloved Fourth of July tradition is getting underway in Edmond, as crowds of people are lining the streets for the annual LibertyFest parade. WATCH: Edmond’s LibertyFest featured in ABC’s America’s 250th birthday celebrations LibertyFest officials said they expect thousands of people at the annual parade in downtown Edmond. The parade, which is one of the biggest Fourth of July parades in the country, will include a flyover, and the city will honor the Veteran of the Year. The parade is just t
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