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Key witness Justin Sneed returns to court as Richard Glossip defense seeks his files (opens the original)
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A key witness in the Richard Glossip case made a rare return to court Wednesday as Glossip’s third murder trial approaches. Justin Sneed took the stand during a motion hearing as Glossip’s defense team fights for access to Sneed’s public defender files. Glossip’s lead attorney, Don Knight, is asking the judge to order the release of Sneed’s public defender records. The defense says those files could hold key information needed to help ensure Glossip gets a fair trial this time. “Trials are compl
Lost Graves, Found History: Volunteers Mark Unmarked Sites at Choctaw Cemetery (opens the original)
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At Southview Cemetery in Choctaw, a small group of volunteers is trying to undo decades of neglect. The one-acre burial ground has no visible headstones left, even though dozens of people are buried there, many of them Black residents who helped establish the town more than a century ago. Southview Cemetery, a one-acre burial ground established in 1902, is the final resting place for dozens of people. But today, no headstones remain to identify where they are buried. Rebecca Wester is helping to
Piedmont market gets community support after freezer failure (opens the original)
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A commercial freezer failure cost a Piedmont specialty market thousands of dollars and left its owner questioning whether she could keep the business open. But customers and vendors rallied around the Harvest Hub of Piedmont, helping raise money to offset the losses and encouraging owner Thania Mayfield to keep going. The market features products sourced entirely from Oklahoma farmers and vendors statewide. Inside the store, Mayfield points out produce from Sand Springs, onions from Chandler and
OG&E crews work year-round to prepare for the next Oklahoma storm (opens the original)
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When Oklahoma weather ramps up, keeping the power on can be challenging. OG&E crews work year-round to reduce outages and restore service faster when severe weather strikes. News 9 got a rare behind-the-scenes look at how crews are preparing the power grid for the next storm. News 9 rode along with OG&E to see what lineworkers are doing across the state to help restore power faster after storms. “This is what I live and breathe right now,” said Noe Enriquez, an asset reliability engineer with OG
Oklahoma State Fair opens with security, safety measures in place (opens the original)
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The Oklahoma State Fair opened Thursday, drawing crowds to State Fair Park as law enforcement agencies prepared for hundreds of thousands of visitors over the next two weeks. The fair is expected to attract more than 800,000 residents and visitors, according to Oklahoma City police Capt. Ben Weir. “We approach the fair just like we approached the city,” Weir said. “We break it up with the manpower, that manpower is strategically placed in sectors throughout the fair, just like we do the city. Th
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