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Preparing for possible flooding as storms are expected to bring heavy rainfall to Oklahoma (opens the original)
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Severe storms bring a risk of flooding to Oklahoma on Wednesday, as heavy rain could be a big concern for drivers. While a flood watch has only been issued for part of the Panhandle and for southern Oklahoma, anywhere that's prone to flooding could see accumulation with rain on Wednesday and Thursday. Motorists should always avoid driving through floodwater as it can be dangerous and cause serious damage to vehicles. Mechanics said it doesn't take much water to cause serious damage, especially i
Self-flying plane visits Oklahoma City during cross-country tour (opens the original)
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Joby Aviation's autonomous aircraft stopped at Will Rogers International Airport, showcasing its pilotless flight technology as part of its "Electric Skies" tour. Joby Aviation's autonomous aircraft stopped at Will Rogers International Airport, showcasing its pilotless flight technology as part of its "Electric Skies" tour. Joby Aviation's autonomous aircraft made a stop at Will Rogers International Airport in Oklahoma City as part of its "Electric Skies" cross-country tour, highlighting advance
Multi-million-dollar donation could help keep OKC's multipurpose stadium move forward (opens the original)
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A multi-million-dollar donation could soon help keep Oklahoma City's new multipurpose stadium moving forward. The OKC City Council on Tuesday will consider a new agreement with Echo, which is the owner of the city's new soccer club. Echo is offering $9 million to help with the construction of the new MAPS 4 multipurpose stadium that is expected to seat about 10,000 people. The project currently costs $121 million, but rising construction costs could push the price of the stadium even higher. Cit
Secretary Markwayne Mullin helps open US Citizenship and Immigration Services office (opens the original)
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Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin was back in Oklahoma on Monday to help open a new U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services office. Mullin, a Republican from Oklahoma who served in the U.S. House and Senate, was in Edmond to help cut the ribbon on the new federal office in Edmond. "What an opportunity it is to show the investment that, underneath President Trump and the taxpayers, the United States, how much emphasis we put on making sure that we have the right tools f
Grady County commissioners to discuss asking state to audit sheriff's office (opens the original)
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Grady County commissioners on Monday will consider whether to ask the state to audit the sheriff's office. The possible discussion comes after questions were raised about how a stolen four-wheeler that has yet to be returned to its owner was handled. The agenda for the county commissioners' meeting calls for them to consider requesting a special audit. According to the agenda, commissioners could discuss whether to ask the state auditor to look into "any and all property inventoried and not" by
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