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ODOT warns drivers of post-flash flood warning risks on I-35 (opens the original)
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ARDMORE, Okla. (KXII) - Rain has slowed in the area, but standing water remains on area roads, including small ponds on the shoulder of I-35. Oklahoma Department of Transportation maintenance crews monitored the ponding, according to ODOT spokesman T.J. Gerlach. “We did have our I-35 maintenance crews out there, just watching the ponding, making sure it wasn’t getting excessive,” Gerlach said. Gerlach says flash flood warnings historically have raised ODOT’s concern for the interstate, particula
New District 20 DA begins term Thursday (opens the original)
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ARDMORE, Okla. (KXII) - James Gilmartin begins his term as District 20’s district attorney Thursday. Gilmartin was appointed by Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt to finish Melissa Handke’s term after she resigned. “Excited to get started,” Gilmartin said. Gilmartin says the office has a few vacancies, including secretary positions, and they are already filling the gaps. “Priority number one is making sure our office is fully staffed to better serve the people of this district,” Gilmartin said. Also
New trial date set for Karl Fontenot, one of the men at the center of ‘Innocent Man’ murder case (opens the original)
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ADA, Okla. (KXII) - Karl Fontenot, one of the men at the center of the infamous ‘Innocent Man’ murder case, will have his day in court again. Fontenot was convicted in the 1984 murder of Denice Haraway. That conviction was overturned seven years ago. In 1984, Fontenot confessed to the murder, but his confession didn’t line up with the facts of the case. The manner of Haraway’s death and location of her body didn’t line up with what he said. Fontenot and another Ada man, Tommy Ward Now, the state
Ardmore police report park stabbing, string of car burglaries (opens the original)
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ARDMORE, Okla. (KXII) - A fight between two 11-year-old boys at Whittington Park on Sunday ended with one of them stabbed, according to police. Police said the boys met up to fight over a disagreement from earlier in the week. “During that, one of the juveniles pulled out a kitchen-style knife, a fixed blade knife and stabbed the other juvenile in the arm and at some point, the juvenile had a small cut on his back as well,” said Matthew Dunn, Ardmore PD. The injured child was treated and release
Historic Chickasaw Hall reopens as hotel in Tishomingo (opens the original)
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TISHOMINGO, Okla. (KXII) - The historic Chickasaw Hall, built in 1919 to house tribal students at Murray State, has reopened as a hotel. Murals by Indigenous artists and room names representing the building’s history are featured throughout the hotel. “There’s different aspects throughout the hotel that pays homage to the Chickasaw Nation and the great state that we’re in,” designer Garett Smith said. Chickasaw Nation Gov. Chris Anoatubby said the hotel reflects the tribe’s culture. “It tells ou
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