Traffic stop leads to illegal marijuana bust in Perkins

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On Sunday, officers Jason Thompson and Tyson Lester seized 65 pounds of illegal marijuana during a traffic stop in Perkins.
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Blaine Co. Sheriff alerts residents to stolen USPS truck, suspect identity sought

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On Monday, the Blaine County Sheriff's Office is alerting residents to reports of a USPS driver trespassing on rural property.
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Carney elementary principal arrested for lewd acts with children

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59-year old Allen Bellmyer was arrested on Sunday on charges of lewd or indecent proposals to a child. Bellmyer is the Principal for Carney...
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Lake Texoma investigation begins after man found dead

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Sheriff Donald Yow in Marshall County says an investigation has begun after a man was found dead at Lake Texoma and is believed to...
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Stillwater man faces murder charges for killing wife, says Logan County DA

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The Logan County and Payne County District Attorney’s Office announced a Stillwater man has been charged with murdering his wife.
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Duncan PD seeks public help in veterinary burglary involving stolen dogs

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Authorities in Duncan are seeking public assistance in a veterinary burglary involving stolen dogs.
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Court of Criminal Appeals overturns stalking conviction for YouTube rant

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Divorcees across the state may want to review a new Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals decision before uploading angry rants about their exes online....
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Moore Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Robert Romines announces retirement

After 34 years within the Moore Public Schools district, Dr. Robert Romines announced that he will be retiring after the upcoming 2026-27 school year.