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Factory owner barred from leaving Bangladesh May 19, 2013 DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — The High Court in Bangladesh's capital asked authorities Sunday to prevent the owner of a garment factory where 112 people died in a fire last year from leaving the country, a lawyer said. The High Court made the request in response to a petition seeking the arrest of Delwar Hossain, the... Read More
Oklahoma weather: Crews work to clear storm damage in Oklahoma City as the state braces for severe weather Sunday. May 18, 2013 Storms developed in western Oklahoma late Saturday afternoon. The storms hit Oklahoma City about 9 p.m. A tornado watch that covered much of the state expired by 11 p.m. though Cleveland County is expected to remain under a severe thunderstorm watch until 3 a.m. 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
Oklahoma Severe Storm Updates May 19, 2013 Follow live severe storm updates, road closings and travel conditions below. The following tweets are from reporters, state officials and meteorologists. Read More
Claremore man dies in Rogers County crash May 18, 2013 A Claremore man died Saturday in Rogers County after he failed to yield at a stop sign at a county road intersection and was hit by a pickup, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported. Read More
Young people of Oklahoma are faces of arthritis May 18, 2013 Oklahoma juvenile arthritis patients were honored in connection with Saturday's Arthritis Walk. Read More
St. Anthony cancer institute in Oklahoma City offers art experience May 18, 2013 Painting event led by a professional artist set for Tuesday at St. Anthony Hospital's cancer institute. Read More
Remembering Theo: Oklahoma City mother raises awareness in memory of son May 18, 2013 Janet Anderson, of Oklahoma City, will walk Saturday in the Oklahoma branch of the National Alliance on Mental Illness annual walk at Stars and Stripes Park at 3701 S Lake Hefner. She formed a team in memory of her son, Theo, who struggled with mental illness before his death. Read More
Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity's approach seen in Bible stories May 18, 2013 Parallels to the ecumenical homebuilding ministry's approach can be found in the Bible. Read More
Two Bethany, OK, police officers cleared to return to work May 18, 2013 The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation investigated Bethany police officers regarding allegations of missing evidence. Two were cleared to return to work; one officer remains on paid administrative leave. Read More
Final weekend for Symphony Show House in Oklahoma City May 18, 2013 The work of 34 interior and landscape designers is featured in almost 70 separate rooms and space at “The Trio in The Abbey,” three new homes for sale in “The Abbey,” a subdivision of the Fairview Farms neighborhood at NW 150 and Western Avenue. Read More
Oklahoma governor urges state lawmakers to address health insurance issue May 18, 2013 Gov. Mary Fallin says lawmakers must act before adjourning next week to approve legislation for about 9,000 low-income Oklahomans who stand to lose their health insurance coverage at the end of this year. Read More
Soaring gasoline prices hurt Oklahoma City area retailers May 18, 2013 Gasoline price jumps are difficult for Oklahoma gasoline retailers and convenience store owners because they tighten margins and make customers angry. Read More
25th annual Oklahoma Preservation Conference is June 5-7 in Perry, OK May 18, 2013 “Home and Hometowns,” “Technologies and Techniques,” “Landmarks and Landscapes” and other sessions are planned, as well as “The Coffee Shop and the Corner Store” and “Genealogical Tourism: Connecting Family History to the Oklahoma Landscape.” Read More
Oklahoma leads pack in campaign reporting May 18, 2013 Oklahoma is among 15 states to receive an ‘A' grade in a 50-state analysis of disclosure requirements for political action committees, nonprofits and outside spending groups. Read More
Oklahoma candidates who don't follow rules find politics costly May 18, 2013 The Oklahoma Ethics Commission said it will begin assessing penalties this summer to almost two years worth of political candidates and committees that have failed to comply with campaign contribution and expenditure reporting requirements. Read More
Oklahoma Attorney General asks to delay hearing into PSO plan for regional haze May 18, 2013 Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt said more information is needed about future electricity demand at Public Service Co. of Oklahoma before a compliance plan to deal with regional haze is decided by state environmental officials. A public hearing into the plan will go ahead Monday. Read More
Prosecution rests its case in Rebecca Bryan murder trial May 17, 2013 Bryan is accused of shooting and killing her husband in their Mustang, Oklahoma, home in 2011 Read More
Record lottery prize is a powerful draw for Oklahomans May 17, 2013 Powerball payouts have reached an all-time high of $600 million, causing Oklahomans to rush to get their tickets. Read More
Oklahoma medical examiner reports cause of deaths in Grand Lake boat crash May 17, 2013 A former Miss Teen Oklahoma was one of two people killed in a crash involving an unoccupied house boat. Read More
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Derek Fisher: Exit Interview

The veteran guard reflects on another postseason with the Thunder, his career moving forward and a recent lawsuit against him.

Sam Presti: Exit Interview - Part 1

Think the Thunder should use the amnesty provision on Kendrick Perkins? OKC's GM explains why it probably won't happen in the first half of his end-of-the-season press conference on Saturday.

Sam Presti: Exit Interview - Part 2

In the second half of his presser, the Thunder's general manager discusses Russell Westbrook's recovery and the chances of Kevin Martin returning next season.

Reggie Jackson: Exit interview

OKC's second-year point guard Reggie Jackson looks back at a season in which he improved by leaps and bounds.

Kevin Martin: Exit interview

OKC Thunder sixth man Kevin Martin discusses the Thunder's season.

Iraq War veteran to receive remodeled home

Retired Army Sgt. Josh Lozier, 32, and his family will have their remodeled Midwest City home presented to them at noon Friday by the Military Order of the Purple Heart's Oklahoma City chapter.

Telling a story of hope

Oklahomans were transported to one of the most impoverished areas of East Africa on Thursday, through an imaginative interactive experience created by an Oklahoma City-based humanitarian relief agency.

Record amount announced during 2013 Allied Arts Campaign celebration

Over $3.3 million, a record, has been raised so far in the 2013 Allied Arts campaign. Here are excerpts from Thursday's celebration event.


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