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Is an Iowa-based dog business really going to take over the Bar K location in OKC? (opens the original)
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Rumors circulated on social media on Friday morning about an Iowa-based business possibly taking over the Bar K location in downtown Oklahoma City. One of the owners of Paws and Pints, which is based in Des Moines, said in a phone interview that they are a long way out from this dream becoming a reality, and anything could happen in the coming months to derail the plans While Paws and Pints said it is seriously considering an OKC location, the announcement came prematurely. “I woke up to the sam
Cleveland Co. Sheriff's Office investigating stolen vases from Norman cemetery (opens the original)
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The Cleveland Co. Sheriff’s Office is asking for people to come forward with information about a large theft, it told News 9 on Wednesday. Around 90 brass vases were stolen from ‘Lilac Hill Memorial Garden,’ a cemetery in Norman. Investigators first learned of the theft in early September, when a woman reported to the CCSO that the brass vases on her mother and grandmother’s gravesites were missing. “We went out there and sure enough, there are several of them -- up to 90 of these vases -- [miss
Oklahomans lost $131 million to scams in 2025; investment fraud on the rise (opens the original)
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In 2025, Oklahomans lost more than $131 million dollars in scams -- that’s according to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center. The Oklahoma Department of Securities said more specifically, it’s seeing an increase in long-term investment scams. RELATED: What scams are targeting Oklahomans, and how can you spot them? Tara Hardin, Outreach Coordinator for the Department of Securities said investment scams are hitting the Tulsa area hard this year, with a rise in the OKC metro area expected soon
OKCPS cuts ribbon on John Marshall H.S. College and Career Center, students speak (opens the original)
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Oklahoma City Public Schools held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the John Marshall Enterprise High School College and Career Center on Thursday morning. “The district asked us to dream big and then they asked the voters to support us, and then they came up with this marvelous building,” said Terry Harris, President of the John Marshall High School Foundation. Harris referred to the $955 million OCKPS bond approved by voters in 2022, which kickstarted the project. While the building is nice and ne
Former OCSO deputy charged with stalking a woman he met on dating app (opens the original)
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A former Oklahoma County Sheriff is facing one count of felony stalking after a woman he met on a dating app accused him of stalking her, the department told News 9 on Wednesday. Earlier this week, OCSO received notification that Dennis Tran Vu was served a victim’s protective order (VPO) related to stalking. “Deputy Tran Vu had been serving at the courthouse. That’s the capacity he worked at the Sheriff’s Office in,” said Sheriff Tommie Johnson III. “Immediately upon learning of the VPO, I plac
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