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Twelve-year-old racer begins recovery after fiery Oklahoma City crash (opens the original)
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A 12-year-old boy is beginning the next phase of recovery after spending 65 days in an Oklahoma City hospital following a fiery racing crash. Case Higgins, of Kansas, was racing a junior sprint car at I-44 Speedway in Oklahoma City on July 24 when he encountered another driver on the track. Case said he had little time to react. “It was either hit him or roll the car and I’d rather ... I didn’t really have enough time to make a decision.” Case chose to avoid the other car and rolled his race car
High diesel prices impacting farmers, customers could be impacted at the store (opens the original)
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Oklahoma farmers and ranchers are facing sharply higher diesel costs during harvest season, as Gov. Kevin Stitt asks state agencies to temporarily ease enforcement of dyed-diesel rules. RELATED: Oklahoma farmers could get temporary relief from dyed diesel enforcement Stitt’s Sept. 28 letter asks the Oklahoma Tax Commission, Department of Public Safety and Corporation Commission to adjust enforcement priorities involving dyed diesel for farmers, ranchers and agricultural producers for 120 days. T
'You've dragged your feet': Piedmont delays data center vote for fifth time (opens the original)
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The Piedmont City Council again delayed a decision on a proposed data center Monday night, marking the fifth time in nearly five months the council has postponed a vote on the project. The decision involves Cloverleaf Infrastructure’s Project Open Sky, a proposed data center development that requires rezoning approval. The project has drawn opposition from people living near the proposed site. The council’s latest delay came after Mayor Kurt Mayabb requested the item be continued to the next mee
Lake Hefner slowly rises as Oklahoma City pulls water from Canton Lake (opens the original)
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Lake Hefner is slowly rising as Oklahoma City continues moving water from Canton Lake amid a statewide drought, though people visiting the lake say the change is difficult to see. The city began releasing water from Canton Lake in northwest Oklahoma last Thursday in an effort to replenish Lake Hefner, one of the city’s drinking water sources. Oklahoma City officials said the release is expected to continue for about two weeks. “The total release will take about two weeks, and we anticipate the l
Oklahoma school districts detail security measures after series of gun incidents (opens the original)
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Several Oklahoma school districts are reviewing and highlighting their safety measures after reports of students bringing guns onto or near school campuses this month. Students at schools across the metro said the incidents have raised concerns about safety and the need for prevention. “It’s just sad seeing people go down the wrong path, knowing that they could be so much better,” said Dorothy Gonzalez, an Oklahoma City Public Schools student. Zoe Hernandez, another OKCPS student, said some stud
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