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‘Taking our cost through the roof’: Record diesel prices squeeze Oklahoma truckers (opens the original)
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Diesel prices have reached a record high in Oklahoma, creating thousand-dollar fill-ups for truckers and millions of dollars in added costs for one local trucking company. AAA reported Oklahoma’s statewide diesel average at $5.87 per gallon Wednesday. That is up from $5.50 one week ago and $4.97 one month ago. News 9 cameras found diesel selling for $6.39 per gallon with cash and $6.45 with credit at one Oklahoma City station. One Ameritrans trucker paid $982.97 to fill his truck at a stop off I
‘It’s a blessing’: Konawa senior center receives free repairs for drought-damaged foundation (opens the original)
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A senior nutrition center that serves dozens of people each day is receiving free foundation repairs after Oklahoma’s prolonged drought caused part of its building to sink. The Konawa Senior Citizens Nutrition Center feeds 64 seniors daily, including homebound residents. It also provides a place for people to play games, participate in activities and spend time with others. “We don’t only just feed them. We have social activities,” Debbie Isaacs said. “They really just enjoy coming in and visiti
‘100% unacceptable’: Officer assaults hit 10-year high as violent crime falls, FBI says (opens the original)
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Violent crime and murder fell nationwide in 2025 at rates not seen since the FBI began issuing national estimates in 1936, according to the agency’s newly released Reported Crimes in the Nation report. “In 2025 compared to 2024, there was the largest drop in violent crime and murder since the FBI began issuing a report in 1936,” said Doug Goodwater, special agent in charge of the FBI’s Oklahoma City office. Nearly every major category of crime declined nationwide last year. Violent crime fell 9.
Is Oklahoma’s drought damaging your foundation? Warning signs to watch for (opens the original)
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Oklahoma’s summer heat and ongoing drought are drying out the soil beneath homes, potentially causing foundations to shift and leaving homeowners with costly repairs. Troy Blake with Vesta Foundation Solutions said the company typically sees an increase in calls during summer drought conditions. “The droughts aren’t exactly the issue,” Blake said. “It’s the long droughts that dry out the soil and then the water that eventually does come in and washes all of that away.” At one Oklahoma home, crew
‘Is this really the right location?’: Opposition grows to Jesus House recovery center near Bishop McGuinness (opens the original)
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A campaign is growing against Jesus House’s plan to transform the former Sleep Inn at 5200 Classen Circle into a long-term sober-living community. Former gubernatorial candidate Chip Keating said fellow parents at Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School asked him to help lead the opposition. Keating has children at the school and owns property nearby. “I’m not opposed to what this is. We need it,” Keating said. “I want to have a responsible conversation of where these kinds of buildings should go
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