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KJRH-TV Tulsa State News
Man arrested for mother's death
Police say the man stabbed his mother to death last year.
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Chase ends with two people taken into custody
It happened on the Kilpatrick Turnpike in Oklahoma City
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Unemployment benefits to be sent electronically
The state will no longer mail unemployment checks starting next month, instead opting for direct deposit or electronic transfer to a debit card.
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Tickets, licenses could depend on health coverage
State Insurance Commissioner Kim Holland says "inducements" to penalize people who fail to carry health insurance would help raise the number of people with insurance.
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Tulsa man hit, killed by car
A Tulsa man has been killed after walking into the path of a car on State Highway 51 near Hulbert in Cherokee County.
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Wheat commission director to retire
Oklahoma Wheat Commission director Mark Hodges is retiring to return to his family farm in the Oklahoma Panhandle.
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Pickens says lawmakers must create energy plan
Lawmakers must be held accountable if they don't keep their promises of easing U.S. dependence on foreign oil, billionaire oilman T. Boone Pickens said Thursday.
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GOP Senate majority focuses on justice change
Senate President Pro Tem-designate Glenn Coffee said limiting lawsuit damages will again be high on the Senate GOP's list of priorities, along with tax cuts and education changes.
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Cole bows out as panel leader
Rep. Tom Cole of Oklahoma says he decided not to seek another term as leader of the House GOP campaign committee for the best interests of the party.
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Autism bill first of the 2009 legislative session
A bill to require insurance companies to cover diagnosis and treatment of autism in children is the first bill filed in the state Senate for the 2009 legislative session.
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Heat pumps touted by Okla speaker
Oklahoma House Speaker Chris Benge has unveiled a plan for a 5 percent tax credit for the installation of geothermal heat pump systems.
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Eatery in E. coli outbreak to reopen
State health officials and a Locust Grove eatery at the center of this summer's deadly E. coli outbreak have signed an agreement to reopen the restaurant.
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Senator's plan would strip money from OU hospital
A Tulsa state senator's plan to fund state hospitals would strip about $15 million from the OU Medical Center.
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Hospitals would pay fee to help pay indigent care
State Representative Lucky Lamons of Tulsa has filed a bill calling for hospitals to pay a provider fee to help pay the costs of treating the poor.
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Another explosion at Leflore County scrap yard
Second explosion in less than a month at Yaffee Iron and Metal Yard.
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Prices down, but consumer break doubted
Oklahoma consumers will not likely see their monthly utility bills fall much this winter, despite plummeting prices in the natural gas market in recent months, officials said Wednesday.
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State union files lawsuit
The Oklahoma Public Employees Association has filed a lawsuit against a former employee and two others involved in the creation of a new group to represent Department of Corrections employees.
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Altus man sentenced for bank fraud
Federal prosecutors say an Altus man has been sentenced to more than three years in prison for bank fraud.
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Utility prices expected to remain high
Oklahoma consumers hoping to see their monthly utility bills fall this winter as the price of natural gas plummets may be out of luck.
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Number of children in foster care drops
The average daily number of Oklahoma children in out-of-home foster care has dropped below 7,000 for the first time in more than three years.
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