In a policy reversal, the Oklahoma National Guard will no longer process benefit requests from same-sex couples after being notified by Gov. Mary Fallin's office that doing so violates state law banning gay marriage.
“We have always strived to feature marquee non-conference opponents on the Oklahoma schedule,” said OU athletics director Joe Castiglione said in a statement.
In just 12 years, natural gas plant builder Thomas Russell Co. grew from a Tulsa startup to a $750 million company.
The incarceration rate in Oklahoma is among the highest in the nation with approximately 26,000 people behind bars at any given time.
In the Greek culture, families generously share and celebrate food.
By John Clanton
A look inside the Tulsa Club, the historic, but neglected building in downtown Tulsa
When over 80,000 people descend on Norman, contact is inevitable.
View: University of Oklahoma football is a contact sport for the players and fans
By Matt Barnard, Staff Photographer
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View: A seat at history's table
By John Clanton, Multimedia Producer
After a turbulent decade, the historic building now has a new owner and construction and renovation will begin soon.
View: Inside the Tulsa Club - Photos from inside the historic building after years of neglect.
Will Rogers Museum: 75th Anniversary
By Mike Simons and Tom Gilbert
University of Oklahoma defeats University of Tulsa in football
By Matt Barnard
OSU wins big over Lamar
Video: Time-lapse video of the opening night of high school football
Gentlemen of the Road stops in Guthrie
By Mike Simons, Staff Photographer
Jalen Saunders almost landed on me as he made a catch. Instead he landed on my camera which by some miracle still works.
View: Close to the action at a University of Oklahoma football game
Photo archive promo
By Mike Simons
Oklahoma defeats West Virginia
By TOM GILBERT
TU beats Colorado State on Salazar field goal
By AP
Oklahoma State v Texas San Antonio
By Matt Strasen for the Tulsa World
Union v DeSoto
Jenks v Euless Trinity
Coweta vs Wagoner
By Cory Young
Cascia Hall edges Holland Hall in a 33-32 thriller
By Michael Wyke
Owasso At Broken Arrow Football
By Kevin Pyle for the Tulsa World
Tulsa Shock hosts LA Sparks
Cody Simpson Performs At Promenade
By Joey Johnson for the Tulsa World
Drillers host Travelers Playoff Game 2
Drillers and Travelers In First Playoff Game
Claremore hosts Oologah Football
The Tulsa Shock defeat the New York Liberty
By Stephen Pingry
OSU Mississippi State in the Advocare Texas Kickoff
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Oklahoma defeats Louisiana Monroe
University of Tulsa vs. Bowling Green Football
The following are photos from the 2013 Green Country cowboys of Color Rodeo
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Tommy Morrison
By James Gibbard
All City Football Preview at Booker T. Washington
Commemorating the March On Washington
Union and Owasso football scrimmages
Tulsa Shock vs San Antonio Stars Women's Basketball
By James Gibbard and Angela Temple (courtesy of the Hard Rock Casino)
Journey at the Joint
Tulsa Drillers vs the Springfield Cardinals baseball game
Drillers Face the Cardinals
Tulsa vs. Springfield Final Regular Season home game
Jenks, BTW and Coweta scrimmage
Learning behind bars
Drillers face Arkansas Travelers
By Christopher Smith, Photo Editor
Photographs by Civil War photographer Mathew Brady
View: The photographs of Mathew Brady
Shock hosts Mercury women's basketball
Goldie University of Tulsa's new ambassador
Cool places to visit in Claremore
Photos from PBR stop in Tulsa.
View: Animal heavyweights have their own kind of grace
Jennifer Martin opened a new shop called Art by Etta Mae in the Kendall-Whittier area
View: "I'm surviving, but I'm not thriving"
By Cory Young, Staff Photographer
I've got 30 minutes to get five photos of people in the rain.
View: Thirty minutes of Rain
Discipline at local Tae Kwon-Do facility.
View: Yes sir! Tae Kwon-Do
Photos from the first day of the 5th Annual Cuts for Kids.
View: Just in time for school ... Free back-to-school haircuts anyone?
A War Quilt Comes Home
By Michael Wyke, Tom Gilbert and Stephen Pingry
High School Football Practice begins
TCC Campus at Owasso
TU scrimmage gets players ready for upcoming season
Rascal Flatts and The Band Perry perform at the BOk Center
Muslims around the world observe Eid al-Fitr which marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan.
View: Photos of Ramadan around the world
Tulsa World summer photo intern Garett Fisbeck's last day is today. We look back at some of his best photos of the summer.
View: A look back at photo intern Garett Fisbeck's work
Rapid-fire camera captures the action at a Drillers baseball game.
View: Better than the instant replay
By Garett Fisbeck
Taylor Swift's Red Tour Stops in Tulsa
By Garett Fisbeck, Staff Photographer
Summer photo intern Garett Fisbeck reflects on his 12-week internship and his time with Butler Farms.
View: Final thoughts on a Summer Internship
Drillers face Midland RockHounds
TU Football Media Day
A year ago I met Sandra Jordan and James Sparr as they lost everything to a wildfire in Creek County.
View: "It seems like it was yesterday"
Aaron Vaughn,7, is making summer money by selling golf balls.
View: Mister, you lost a ball
OU fan Appreciation Day
OSU's fan appreciation day
University of Tulsa holds first football practice
Swon Brothers at the Hard Rock
Tokyo in Tulsa a Japanese Animation and Pop culture convention in Tulsa, OK
OU football practice photos
By KT KING/Oklahoman
OSU football practice
By Tom Gilbert, Stephen Pingry, Garett Fisbeck
Search for Drowning Victims
All-State Baseball
By Kevin Pyle
Adam Ant at Cain's Ballroom
West takes the Small and Large hoops crowns at All-State
Cambage scores career-high 28 as Shock top Sparks
All-State Basketball
All-State Wrestling
All-state volleyball action comes to Bixby
By RHETT MORGAN World Staff Writer & MIKE SIMONS World Staff Photographer
A year ago, wildfires ravaged a large portion of Creek County. Tulsa World Staff Writer Rhett Morgan and Staff Photographer Mike Simons returned recently for an update on how affected residents are recovering from the devastating disaster.
Then and now: Stories of those who survived the Mannford wildfires a year ago
Workers take a lunch break reminding a photographer of historical moments burned in our memory.
View: A quiet moment of worker inactivity
An old-fashioned tent revival with David Terrell
Mannford Wildfires: One year later
He had a vision-A giant pyramid of bowling balls.
View: King Richard LéRoy of the New Hippie Revolution and his World Peace Monument
By Staff Photographers and Brayden Heath for the Tulsa World
Storms cause damage around Tulsa
By James Gibbard, Cory Young, John Clanton, Matt Barnard
Storm Damage day two
Storm Damage day three
Storm clean-up day four
Rock for Oklahoma Benefit Concert
Tulsa parks Kids Triathlon
Prison inmates finish Second Chance education program.
View: Go directly to jail
Fever end Shock's 3-game win streak
Librarium takes shape
By Mike Simons and Jared Strain
Fire destroys Claremore Church
Conrad Farms will close this year
By Tom Gilbert, Chief Photographer
Sometimes sitting back and enjoying the sights and sounds of a thunderstorm can be relaxing.
View: Thunderstorm rolls over downtown Tulsa
Images from The Tulsa Hispanic Baseball League's All Star game.
View: "It's just fun."
Center of the Universe Festival
Elizabeth Cambage is dominant in Tulsa Shock's win over the Atlanta Dream.
View: She can't cover you!
Zimmerman Protest
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Dog-owners enjoy a baseball game at OneOK Field with their furry friends.
View: Bark in the Park
The Tulsa Shock defeat the Atlanta Dream
From loud to lovely inside a garden near Brookside.
View: The Secret Garden
Kelsey Charlton, a 15-year-old girl with autism, conquers her fear of heights and rappels off of a cliff for the first time at Camp Fire's Camp Waluhili.
View: Conquering Fears and Adopting New Roles
Shock pick up 64-58 win against Connecticut
People cope with the heat wave across America and cool off during summer around the world.
View: Coping with the heat around the world
Photographs from the corn harvest in Bixby.
View: Harvesting corn in the early light
Youth Services of Tulsa's drop-in center offers yoga for homeless youth and youth in crisis`
View: Recovering from trauma with yoga
Woody Guthrie Festival
Tulsa Drillers' Tyler Kuhn flips over the outfield fence trying to catch a homerun ball
View: Hustle and flop
Sparks drop Shock 94-78
Lately I have been photographing color
View: Surprising color
Naturals top Drillers 3-2
Drillers take one on chin to Hooks
Photos from an afternoon visit to the YMCA's Summer Learning Institute at Skelly Primary
View: From Legos to Learning
Toby Keith's Twister Relief Concert
By James Gibbard, Staff Photographer
Lost in Translation, the different ways for pronouncing food names
View: Tomato Tomar-o
Fourth annual TATUR Midnight Madness 50 Mile Road Race
John Butler is a third generation farmer. He makes his living on farming dairy, wheat, corn, and soy beans. His 4-year-old son, Rhett, helps him with day-to-day operations.
View: Sowing seeds: Farming through the generations
By TULSA WORLD AND Associated Press
Reaction to the Surpeme Court's decision on the Defense of Marriage Act
By Garett Fisbeck and Michael Wyke
Friday night in the Brady District
A look at FreedomFest from Veterans Park.
View: Twilight at FreedomFest
Pictures and stories from 61st and Peoria.
View: Life on the six one
Take your fireworks photos to the next level with these tips
View: Tips for photographing fireworks
Niko the Snow Leopard Cub
Wacky costumes are part of the game at Tulsa's BOK Center.
View: Bad athletes can still shine at dodgeball tournament
A 'Supermoon' made it's appearance in night skies all-over the world
View: Once in a super moon
Images from sporting events around the world.
View: Confetti, trophies, protests and pain - Sports photos from around the world
Stroke Victim Karen Gardner, 23, at work at her business, Green Country Roses
Pollywog Swimming Lessons at YMCA
1-245th Aviation Operations Battalion conducts training at Davis Field Airport
Tulsa World photo intern Garett Fisbeck explores Tulsa one throw of the dart at a time.
View: Intersections: 55th and Mingo
Shock face Chicago Sky
Special Needs Church Camp
Cyclists retrace Trail of Tears
Training exercise tests rescue dogs.
View: Rescue dogs drill for disaster
By Mike Simons and Courtesy
Renderings and plans for The Gathering Place
The Tulsa Shock take on the Phoenix Mercury
Magenia Parish is homeless and pregnant. She is 16 years old.
View: A life worth living?
Shelby Nationals at the Tulsa Raceway Park
Fallen Okla. soldier laid to rest
Talking about the game is the best part for players at the north Tulsa center.
View: "You gonna play or are you still counting your dominoes?"
A round of of some of the best recent offerings from Associated Press Photographers and members around the world.
View: Photos from around the world
Tulsa World photo intern, Garett Fisbeck, explores the Tulsa area one throw of a dart at a time.
View: Intersections: 122nd and Albuquerque
Capturing Mustang enthusiast's Neil Brown impressive collection crammed in his garage at his business in South Tulsa.
View: Shooting in confined spaces
Water shut off in Broken Arrow
Tulsa Tough races and Crybaby Hill
FreeWheel comes to Pryor, Okla.
By Matt Barnard, James Gibbard, Garett Fisbeck Michael Wyke and John Clanton
Election night
By Christopher Smith
Chef Jakub Hartlieb forages for wild ingredients at Turkey Mountain
Images taken during 12-hour days with each of the Tulsa mayoral candidates before the election on June 11.
View: Speeches, meetings and looking for moments on the campaign trail.
Tulsa Tough, Blue Dome District
IMages and video from the most popular spot on the Tulsa Tough weekend
View: "The best street party in Tulsa"
Tulsa Tough comes to Brady District
Mud Run
Drillers drop Naturals 11-1
NFL star Adrian Peterson tells boy scouts to follow their dreams
Grateful on Mother's Day
Going back home
Martina McBride performs at the The Joint
By Tulsa World
Tornado hits Broken Arrow
By Brett Deering, AP/NBC
Healing in the Heartland
Aloft Hotel opens in former City Hall building
Paul McCartney Performs at the BOK Center
Tulsa World photo intern, Garett Fisbeck, talks about a week of covering the devastation in Moore, Okla.
View: Moore Tornado Aftermath Coverage
Top ten grossing performers at the BOK Center
Photographer gets eagle-eye view
View: SEEN: Up on the roof
4th Annual Folds of Honor Golf Tournament-Patriot Cup
Moore Tornado coverage - day 5
Bittersweet day of farewells and new beginnings in Moore
Moore Tornado coverage - day 4
Sunday in Moore - Prayers and a visit from the President
Impressions and photos after the tornado in Moore, Oklahoma
View: Walking through a neighborhood in Moore
Drillers vs. Frisco Roughriders
Roy Oswalt starts for Drillers vs. Rockhounds
Rocklahoma
Drillers play Midland RockHounds
Thompson Square at the Cains Ballroom
By Associated Press and the Oklahoman
Moore Tornado
Clean-up continues in the aftermath of the Moore tornado
Residents are allowed to return to their homes in Moore, Ok. after a massive tornado.
View: Reaction to a terrible situation
Moore, Ok. is hit by a tornado again.
View: Moore hit again
By GOOGLE EARTH AND Associated Press
Moore Tornado: Before & After
By OKLAHOMAN AND Associated Press
Aerial photos show Moore tornado's destructive path
By Mike Simons, Michael Wyke, John Clanton, AP
Moore residents sift through wreckage of EF5 tornado
By Associated Press, Mike Simons and The Oklahoman
Tornado hits Moore
By MICHAEL WYKE, Associated Press and The Oklahoman
Residents clean up after tornadoes leave wake of destruction
Mayfest ends
Photographer Mike Simons writes about his love of toy camera photography, and shooting film in a digital age.
View: Don't think. Just shoot.
Artcars come to Fairmont Terrace Apartments
Mayfest
The Shoppes on Peoria grand opening
A collection of compelling images taken on assignments around the world and transmitted in the last two days.
View: Photos from around the world and above it
By Brett Deering for the Tulsa World
State Track in Yukon
Tulsa Shock Media Day
Thunder season ends in Game 5 loss to Memphis
120th Engineer Battalion returns from Afghanistan
Drillers continue series against Springfield
Jason Aldean at the BOK
Kelley's soccer girls take state with OT win past Jenks
Costumed performers, merchants, artisans and enthusiastic patrons make the Renaissance Festival in Muskogee come to life.
View: SEEN- Experiencing 1539 A.D. in Muskogee
Drillers fall to Springfield Cardinals
219th EIS return to Tulsa from six month deployment
Class 4A state soccer finals
Booker T Washington defeated at the class 5A boys state soccer finals
Bedlam series opens in Tulsa
A look back at Marshall Brewing Company as it turns five
BA advances to baseball semis but loses to Owasso, Verdigris advances in 3A
Photos from the Oklahoma City Thunder Playoffs
Shock season opens with 72-58 loss to Dream
By Michael Wyke, KT King
Bocce Ball at the Special Olympics
Nugent/Styx/Reo Speedwagon at the BOK
Drillers get 6-5 win past Arkansas
5A State Championship Golf
Owasso ends soccer season with loss to Norman North
Wounded Warriors Amputee Softball Team exhibition game
Grizzlies win evens series at 1-1 with Thunder
Tulsa Shock's Skylar Diggins is introduced to Tulsa Media
Bowfishermen take aim at gar from the pedestrian bridge over the Arkansas River.
View: SEEN-Bowfishing from the bridge
Equality Gala-Convention Center
Wildflowers fill an empty lot in Brookside.
View: Wildflowers or weeds?
Booker T. soccer teams face Claremore girls and Edison boys in 5A playoffs
Thunder edge Grizzlies 93-91 in Game 1 of semis
Union vs Broken Arrow 6A Baseball Regional Final
Photos from the Kentucky Derby
View: Moments of color and pageantry from the Kentucky Derby
Hanson sign-in brings fans to Brady District for Hanson weekend
Mourners walked from Bartlett Square to First United Methodist Church to remember Nate Waters.
View: Mourning Nate Waters
Owasso wins 32nd game and advances to Regional Finals
Habitat for Humanity's A Brush with Kindness in Tulsa Crutchfield neighborhood
Jenks soccer girls get 2-1 win against Bartlesville
OKC drops 2nd straight to Houston in Game 5
Afro-Cuban Workshop help keep youngsters in beat
Drillers against the Northwest Arkansas Naturals
Fleetwood Mac performs at the BOK Center
View: Shooting something besides photos
219th return from Afghanistan
Sandra Dunn works her first solo shift as a Tulsa Police officer.
View: Going solo to make the city better
Behind the Scene: food truck
ALS Awareness Walk and Roll at TU
Speaker of the House T.W. Shannon
Woody Guthrie Center Opening Day
American Airlines takes delivery of a Boeing 777
Tulsa Police new Interceptor Patrol Cars
Tulsa Public Schools public forum about Former Barnard Elementary Site
A look at TPD's Special Operations Team
Fight Night gives attendees "Final Knockout"
The Woody Guthrie Center Opens
Thunder strike Rockets 105-102 to take 2-0 lead
Tulsa runs for Boston
The March Against Child Abuse
The Color Run
Spavinaw Ok. is damaged by storms.
View: Storms rip through Oklahoma
Artist Aaron Whisner works on his 37-foot tall portrait of Woody Guthrie outside the new Woody Guthrie Center in the Brady District.
View: Seen- Painting the Woody Guthrie Mural
By Associated Press
Fertilizer Plant Explosion in West, Texas
By Jeff Lautenberger
Tulsa area World War II veterans take Honor Flight to Washington D.C.
Boston mourns in the wake of bomb attacks
Explosions at Boston Marathon
Teaching a foreign language starts early at a Tulsa school
View: The Very Busy Araña
Staff and students help provide a special class for kids with multiple disabilities at Memorial High
By Bill Sherman
Bill Sherman's travels through Myanmar
By PROVIDED
Evidence photos from the Amber Hilberling Trial
Sometimes I arrive to assignments early and I am able to drive around and look for photos.
View: A patriot out for a walk
While covering the Collinsville plane crash, I spotted a nice moment across the street
View: A smile on a sad assignment
A look back at some of the severe weather storm photographs I've taken during my time at the Tulsa World
View: Storm Photographs from my time at the Tulsa World
Easter Sunday provided very different scenes at two local parks
View: Sunday in the park
Portraits underwater using an old aquarium I picked up off the curb.
View: One man's trash is another man's underwater camera housing
Law officers run warrant sweep on Tulsa streets.
View: The front lines of the fight against meth
Video Postcard from Okemah
The Art of Taxidermy
OU defeats Texas: Photographer offers a first person view of the aftermath
The Guy in the Corner: Tulsa's restaurant crooners
Meth traffickers targeted in warrant sweep
Oklahoma's women prison population
Saving the Cherokee language
State of Addiction
In 2012, Tulsa World multimedia producer and photographer John Clanton photographed a different person each day of the year. View all 366 portraits and read their stories here.
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By John Clanton and Christopher Smith
Ten Tulsa spots not to miss
Video: Columnist John E. Hoover and Sports Editor Michael Peters talk OSU/SI investigation and Blake Bell
Staff Reports
Veterans visit WWII Memorial with Honor Flight The veterans, 37 of whom are from Tulsa, will visit the national World War II Memorial and will see the ...
AMANDA BLAND World Staff Writer
Health Department confirms patient contracted hepatitis C from Tulsa dentist office An investigation into a Tulsa dentist has revealed that one person contracted hepatitis C as a direct ...
Baby Veronica case: Parents return to court for third day Baby Veronica's two sets of parents returned at 9 a.m. Wednesday and left at 11:30. It's not clear whether ...
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State chamber seeks to push school choice through new nonprofit According to a copy of a grant request to the Walton Family Foundation obtained by the Tulsa World, the ...
KIM ARCHER World Staff Writer
REVIEW: Steak Stuffers USA The signature item is the Philly cheesesteak sandwich made with a uniquely American ingredient, Cheez ...
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Tulsa gets additional Bedlam baseball game in 2014 The final two games are May 16 and 17 at ONEOK Field in Tulsa. Each of the Tulsa starts are at 7 p.m ...
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Bicyclist injured after being hit by car No citations were issued after police determined the driver was not a fault, police said.
KENDRICK MARSHALL World Staff Writer
Brandon Weeden has injured thumb, won't start Sunday Browns third-string quarterback Brian Hoyer will start Sunday against Minnesota in place of Brandon Weeden, ...
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Tulsa school bus involved in crash; no injuries reported The bus was traveling east on 41st when one of its front tires went off the road
New OU band director out of step with tradition, needs, alumni and parents say As fans trekked to Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium on Saturday before the Sooners' matchup against ...
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OU releases 2014 nonconference football schedule “We have always strived to feature marquee non-conference opponents on the Oklahoma schedule,” said OU ...
Man in "Scream" mask robs dollar store at gunpoint The robber took an undisclosed amount of money before he fled on foot, Officer Leland Ashley said.
Tulsa World Sports Extra video Mike Brown and Barry Lewis talk about week 3 games including Broken Arrow vs. Union and Owasso at Jenks
OU Board of Regents to meet Wednesday The Regents will consider architectural firms to provide construction of storm-hardened shelters in the ...
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Tulsa storage facility fire contained A cause of the fire is under investigation.
New bee species found in northwestern Oklahoma The bee belongs to a group of solitary bees commonly known as 'wool carder bees' because their cotton-like ...
Faculty from Vietnam visiting Oklahoma State The group is the fourth delegation of visiting faculty from the university to visit OSU.
Chapel takes shape at women's prison in McLoud The Rev. Charles Freyder, a chaplain at the prison, said many inmates wanted to help build the chapel ...
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Three injured at Oklahoma State Fair during thunderstorm The storm included heavy downpours, lightning and some strong winds.
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Medical examiner working to identify six bodies found in Foss Lake An anthropologist from the office has been at the lake and is returning there today to help gather three ...
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Power outage leaves 3,500 customers without service An AEP-PSO spokesperson said a transformer failure at the Dawson substation about 3:40 a.m. Wednesday ...
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Baby Veronica's parents meet in Tulsa court In the longest hearing yet since the custody battle moved to Oklahoma, Baby Veronica's two sets of parents ...
Baby Veronica court proceeding continues Meeting for a second-straight day, Baby Veronica's competing sets of parents spent several hours at a ...
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John "Allen" Gonzalez John “Allen” Gonzalez was born on September 20, 1972, to Johnny and Linda Gonzalez. On September 13, ...
Oklahoma National Guard defies Pentagon on same-sex benefit requests In a policy reversal, the Oklahoma National Guard will no longer process benefit requests from same-sex ...
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Tulsa Club owner Josh Barrett vows to remake historic building
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Death notices for September 17 Including Tulsa and northeastern Oklahoma.
What looked like a rugged stretch for OU doesn't look as tough now with Notre Dame, TCU and Texas struggling About the time players reported for practice last month, this three-game stretch in Oklahoma's schedule ...
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John E. Hoover: Artrell Woods' story is heartbreaking, but all stemmed from choices he made How can one not have sympathy for Artrell Woods?
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OSU will investigate claims made in Sports Illustrated series Citing a strong appetite for its "Dirty Game" series on Oklahoma State football, Sports Illustrated released ...
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OU Notebook: Rest and recovery The Sooners return to practice this week, but they'll take Saturday off to rest for their Sept. 28 trip ...
Tom Gilbert: Budweiser's OK+ is headed for Oklahoma liquor stores Word has it that OK+ (in excess of 3.2) Budweiser is coming to a liquor store near you.
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4-day prostitution sting in Tulsa, Rogers, Ottawa and Delaware counties leads to 42 arrests The bureau's Human Trafficking Unit concluded a four-day operation Friday that focused on organized sex ...
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