Oklahoma City fatal shooting leaves young boy dead
Police report a 6 to 8 year old boy was found outside a residence on NE 15th Street and died after a Wednesday shooting. Investigators are uncertain if the incident was random or targeted as the city investigates a second child death in two weeks.
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15Th Street
Felisha Williams
Norman woman charged in hit and run
Norman residents Jonnie Markland and Michelle Busby were struck by a black Dodge Intrepid on 12th Avenue N.E. near Robinson Street about 1 15 a.m. on February 25 as they were pouring gasoline into a stalled vehicle. Amber T. Miller, 25, faces two felony counts of leaving the scene of an injury accident and one misdemeanor each for suspended license and failing to carry insurance verification.
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Jonnie Markland
Michelle Busby
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Robinson Street
Misunderstanding delays hearing for convicted killer
ANADARKO A preliminary hearing for Charles McDaniels, convicted killer accused of abducting two women during an escape, was rescheduled when authorities failed to bring him from Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester to Caddo County. Special District Judge David Stephens moved the hearing to April 3. McDaniels is already serving time.
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Tony Ellison
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Charles McDaniels
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David Stephens
Bill Would Delay Pollution Enforcement In Oklahoma
Oklahoma lawmakers advance a bill to delay enforcement actions against agriculture polluters for up to 18 years. Rep. Jerry Ellis argues the measure shields poultry producers and other farming interests from ongoing litigation while claiming regional streams and rivers have not been harmed.
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Oklahoma
State House
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Ellis
Picher Cardin school chief resigns after annexation defeat
Picher Cardin Public Schools superintendent Bob Walker resigns effective June 30 after voters rejected an annexation plan by 10 votes. The district in the Tar Creek Superfund area will operate next year with 145 students, having cut athletics, band and art.
Judge shifts venue in Underwood murder trial
District Judge Candace Blalock moved the trial of Kevin Ray Underwood, 27, from Purcell to Norman, citing extensive pretrial publicity. Underwood is accused of killing a 10 year old girl in a cannibalism plot and the state plans to seek the death penalty.
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Kevin Ray Underwood
Norman
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Silas Lyman
Underwood
Oklahoma lawmakers back Oklahoma FEMA appeal over ice storm aid
Oklahoma's congressional delegation urged FEMA to reverse its denial of individual assistance for nine hard hit counties after January ice storms. They cited 32 deaths and 3,079 injuries, with 125,000 homes and businesses without power and more than 5.7 million dollars in needed aid. The letter notes past FEMA actions in 2000 and 2002 and calls for re evaluation of damage data. Also announced is a March 15 deadline extension for local governments to apply for public assistance covering debris removal repairs and utilities.
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Former Anadarko officer avoids prison in drug case
A Caddo County judge gave Arlin Coy McLemore a deferred two year sentence for buying Valium, plus five years probation and drug testing. He must surrender his law enforcement certification and may not work in law enforcement again. The judge criticized the misconduct by a former police officer.
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Caddo County
Richard van Dyck
Arlin Coy McLemore
McLemore
Bret Burns
Burns
Oklahoma Governor Henry Meets Karzai in Kabul Afghanistan
Oklahoma Governor Brad Henry and two fellow governors visited Afghanistan after Iraq. They met President Hamid Karzai in Kabul and planned to meet Oklahoma troops there. Henry described progress in Iraq, noting organized authorities and rising sectarian violence but declining insurgent attacks.
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Oklahoma
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Henry
Tim Pawlenty
Minnesota
Janet Napolitano
Arizona
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U.S
David Patraeus
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