Wednesday, March 10, 2010 at 2:14 p.m. OKLAHOMA CITY - Oklahoma's jobless rate declined to 6.7 percent in January.Read More

What do You expect in case of loss? There's more to disaster preparedness/recovery than meets the eye.Read More

Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner Bob Anthony has lobbied the state House and Senate this week, urging legislators to defeat two bills to deregulate AT&T. He sent letters to the Senators and Representatives on Tuesday, saying "The telephone deregulation measures of SB 1790 and HB 2829 can harm consumers." Anthony said since the Corporation ....Read More

Gambling machine raids were conducted Monday by Oklahoma City police. Police vice unit officers seized illegal slot machines at four locations in Oklahoma City, police said.Read More

But after the initial dust settles, an entirely different "after shock" materializes as businesses struggle to resume their operations.Read More

The Senate on Tuesday passed both measures by Senate President Pro Tem Glenn Coffee, R-Oklahoma City.Read More

A Delaware County man was convicted Tuesday for shooting and wounding a deputy and a 17-year-old boy, a prosecutor said.Read More

A Midwest City woman's cell phone brought police to her aid Monday night, even though she didn't utter a word to 911 dispatchers, authorities said.Read More

A mock drunk driving fatality will play out in front of the Kerr-Drummond Mezzanine on Thursday.Read More

The Oklahoma City Zoo will officially open its new Children's Zoo on Friday. The Barnyard is the exhibit's largest feature, sporting miniature donkeys, guinea hogs, Tunis sheep, three rare species of rabbits, white Wyandotte bantam chickens and 12 Nigerian dwarf goats named after Oklahoma towns .Read More