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News crews film at the scene of a fatal shooting that happened at a Memorial Day event in Taft, Okla., on Sunday, May 29, 2022. (Ian Maule/Tulsa World via AP)

Agency: 1 dead, 7 injured in Oklahoma festival shooting

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OSBI completes investigation into Norman FOIA violation

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Wife of Ada pastor among 2 arrested in pastor’s death

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Human remains found in 2018 are Hugo man missing since 2008

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Lawton police shoot, kill man after reported home invasion

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Authorities arrest 3 suspects in 2018 slaying in Choctaw

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Authorities seek man for questioning about 2011 slaying

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Oklahoma officer arrested, charged with sexual assault

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Two arrested in Texas for June slaying in southern Oklahoma

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OSBI: Poteau police officer shoots, kills woman with knife

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Authorities: Oklahoma officer shoots man who stabbed him

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$5,000 reward offered in effort to find missing Oklahoman

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Authorities say Oklahoma deputy fatally shoots man in Ada

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Law officers in Oklahoma fire on vehicle after chase, hurt 2

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Oklahoma man arrested, suspected of slaying teen girlfriend

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This Sept. 13, 2019 photo shows Daniel Furr from a deck of Cold Case Playing Cards released by the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation in October 2017 and sold to Oklahoma Department of Corrections inmates in an effort to solve cold cases. The OSBI has announced separate $10,000 rewards for information to help solve the slayings of Furr in 1995 and of Britney Gomez in 2018.(AP Photo by Ken Miller)

$10,000 rewards offered in separate Oklahoma cold cases

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Suspect dead in northeast Oklahoma officer-involved shooting

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This July 19, 2019 photo shows An Epic Charter Schools office in Oklahoma City. Oklahoma investigators wrote in a court affidavit that Epic Charter Schools co-founders Ben Harris and David Chaney recruited &quot;ghost students&quot; who received little or no instruction. The investigation is ongoing and no charges have been filed. The two men released a statement saying they did nothing wrong and are confident they'll be vindicated. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)

Investigators raid online Oklahoma charter school’s vendor

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Person of interest sought in deaths of 2 in central Oklahoma

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Oklahoma authorities seek family of man shot by police

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