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U.S. Supreme Court rejects final appeal of Oklahoma death row inmate May 21, 2013 Anthony Rozelle Banks got away with murder for nearly two decades before Tulsa police connected him to a 1979 killing. Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt requested an execution date for Banks after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected his final appeal. Read More
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma touts 'Oklahoma solution' to regional haze as industrial consumers fear costs May 21, 2013 A hearing on PSO's plan to phase out its coal units near Oologah to deal with visibility at federal parks drew support and criticism on Monday. Read More
Gasoline prices hit record high in Oklahoma City May 21, 2013 Oklahoma City drivers saw gasoline prices hit a record high Monday. The average price per gallon climbed to $3.966 a gallon after peaking Sunday at $3.909. Read More
Oklahoma students urged to take stand against bullying May 21, 2013 Teen speaking at a rally the Oklahoma Capitol tells of suicide attempts because of harassment by bullies. Read More
As in Oklahoma, poverty nationwide has moved to the suburbs, report says May 21, 2013 In Oklahoma City, a shift in need for food aid and health care reflects the national trend outlined in a new Brookings Institution report. Read More
Oklahoma City's Will Rogers World Airport loses bid for D.C. route — again May 21, 2013 The Department of Transportation chose Southwest Airlines' proposal to fly between Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and William P. Hobby Airport in Houston. Read More
Is downtown Oklahoma City department store more than a memory? May 21, 2013 The idea of a major department store in downtown Oklahoma City is part of the past, and likely won't be a part of the future. Read More
Bounty hunters look for bail jumpers, fugitives on the streets of Oklahoma City May 20, 2013 Oklahoma City bounty hunters face variety of circumstances in bringing fugitives back into justice system. Read More
Beyond 'laugh often,' 'live much': Oklahomans offer graduates words of wisdom May 20, 2013 If they knew then what they know now, here is what an assortment of Oklahomans would say to today's graduates — or wish they had heard at their own graduation. Read More
Raucous week expected at Oklahoma's state Capitol May 20, 2013 A mostly tranquil session is expected to get hectic this week as Oklahoma's state lawmakers work to adjourn by Friday. Top items being considered include the possible override of a pension bill veto, common core curriculum for public schools, and funding for state museums in Tulsa and Oklahoma City. Read More
New lending regulations will affect small banks May 20, 2013 New lending regulations will affect small banks The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has developed new rules that will affect mortgage lending for small banks in the state. Most of the new rules will go into effect in January 2014. The Ability-to-Repay rule will require mortgage lenders to go to greater... Read More
Get App-y: 5 apps for your summer travel photos and video May 20, 2013 Travel photographer John Barnett offers his favorite five iPhone apps for taking photos and videos on his travels around the world. Read More
New rules have big impact on small banks in Oklahoma May 20, 2013 Many Oklahoma bankers are concerned about the effect new federal rules will have on their companies. Read More
Fallout of Oklahoma school testing glitch continues May 20, 2013 Oklahoma schools Superintendent Janet Barresi said she wasn't part of the decision-making process to hire the state's testing company, but she has stepped in to negotiate what happens from now on after the company experienced a technical glitch that affected more than 9,000 test-takers. Read More
20-40-60 Etiquette: Do I give to panhandlers May 19, 2013 A reader wants to know how to handle panhandlers, and the 20-40-60 Etiquette panel offers some suggestions, with Features Editor Matt Price as guest. Read More
Peggy Gandy: Social Scene: May 19 May 19, 2013 Reception, Teen Board Party, Dinner, Gala, Ice Cream Social, Awards Banquet Read More
Helen Ford Wallace: Parties, Etc.: May 19 May 19, 2013 Junior League 85th Anniversary Gala, Wedding Showers, Baby Shower, Ribbon Cutting Reception, Spring Picnic, Read More
Professional, personal lives can't be separated, 'Reputation Doctor' says to members of Oklahoma business group May 19, 2013 New York PR pro Mike Paul keynotes Oklahoma Business Ethics Consortium's annual awards luncheon Wednesday. Read More
George Nigh has long been 'Four' Oklahoma May 19, 2013 Nigh was sworn in as Oklahoma's governor four times, served four terms as lieutenant governor and four terms as a state representative. Read More
What's it like: To get lithotripsy May 19, 2013 Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy uses shock waves to break a kidney stone into smaller passable pieces. Read More
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