Cops: Brothers accused of killing family wanted fame
"They wanted to kill at least 50 people, they wanted to be famous. They wanted a Wikipedia page. They wanted media coverage," a detective testified Tuesday
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Man fatally shot was set to help violence victims
Two weeks before he was to become a counselor to at-risk youth, Nathan Brooker was fatally shot at a Tulsa bar
Amber Alert for child missing after machete attack
Police say a suspect in an Oklahoma machete stabbing that critically injured two is on the run with his 8-year-old daughter
Reservist accuses "Muslim-free" gun range of discrimination
Save Yourself Survival and Tactical Gun Range sued in federal court over its "Muslim-free" policy
Arrests in Oklahoma highway shootings
Sources: 2 Tulsa-area teen suspects offer explanation; several Wal-Mart trucks and 2 cars in line of fire
Oklahoma earthquakes prompt agency to call for well cutbacks
The number of earthquakes with a magnitude 3.0 or greater has skyrocketed in Oklahoma, from a few dozen in 2012 to more than 900 last year
Oklahoma sees dramatic spike in earthquakes
Third most powerful earthquake in Oklahoma's history just jolted the northern part of the state, which is now averaging 2.5 tremors per day
5.1 magnitude earthquake among several to shake Oklahoma
Third-strongest earthquake ever recorded in Oklahoma also felt in seven other states
Police: Okla. man decapitated grandma, her husband
The victims were found Tuesday in the home they share with the suspect
4 Okla. high school wrestlers charged with raping others
Charges of rape by instrumentation after incident on bus returning from tournament with a 16-year-old and 12-year-old victim
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Bank robbery suspect released from prison by mistake
Records show Cedric Lamont Norris was freed from Texas prison in 2012 despite needing to complete sentences in Oklahoma
Bank robbery, shootout leave 2 dead in Oklahoma
Gunman takes hostage after fatally shooting bank president during robbery
Ex-Oklahoma officer sentenced for rape, sex crimes
A judge sentenced former Oklahoma City cop Daniel Holtzclaw to 263 years in prison for sexually victimizing eight women on his beat
Delay in sentencing for Ex-Okla. cop convicted of rape
A judge ruled against a defense motion calling for a new trial for Daniel Holtzclaw
Town hall meeting about Oklahoma quakes gets heated
Residents complain about lack of action by regulators about "fracking" blamedd by many for flurries of temblors hitting state; after session, another quake hit
Women charged with abuse after 5-year-old has strokes
Oklahoma police say boy, 5, was abused for months by a woman and her girlfriend
911 calls released in "ding dong ditch" shooting
Oklahoma teenager shot while playing a New Year's prank; neighbor who pulled the trigger now faces life in prison
Police probe Craigslist post bragging of "first kill"
Authorities in Tulsa, Okla., say ad boasting of killing also thanks two officials who both deal with sex offenses
Cops: Arrest in murder of Tulsa restaurant owner
The owner of an Oklahoma burger joint, James Coulson, was reportedly found dead by employees in Aug. 2015
Another flurry of earthquakes hits Oklahoma
More than a dozen this time, from small to moderate; residents expressing concern, reporting some damage
What is causing Oklahoma's record earthquakes?
Since 2008, the state has seen 300 times more earthquakes than in previous decades, and each year has set a new record
Face tattoos unmasked in arrest at Oklahoma store
Police were called about a masked man who allegedly refused to leave a store, and found the mask hid much more
Cops: Teen shot may have been "ding dong ditching"
A 14-year-old Oklahoma boy may have been playing a neighborhood prank when a homeowner opened fire, wounding him, police say
Family, wife pray for missing singer Craig Strickland
The family of Craig Strickland has asked fans to pray that the country singer returns home safely
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Gov. Hochul on Cornell: "I will not allow anyone to sweep this case under the rug"
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