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WASHINGTON — It could be the beginning of the end for No Child Left Behind....
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Inhofe raises concerns on NorthKorea’s capabilities during hearing
An Oklahoma senator today raised questions about North Korea’s nuclear capabilities during nomination hearings before the Senate Armed Services Committee....
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UPDATE: Mother, two boys found safe
The Norman Police Department has found a woman and her two sons who were reported missing late Wednesday.
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Updated: Protesters march at construction site
A Norman construction project was the site of a labor protest this morning.
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Photo icon signals end of era
Eastman Kodak Co. said Thursday that it will stop making digital cameras, pocket video cameras and digital picture frames, marking the end of an era for the company that brought photography to the masses more than a century ago.
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Nothing says ‘I love you’ to dogs and cats like a city pet license
A black and white Shih Tzu ran across Oak Tree Avenue on Wednesday morning, causing a van to brake. Moments later, the young, male dog ran into the arms of a stranger who took him to the Norman Animal Shelter....
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Men face counts including bribery
The Multi-County Grand Jury handed up indictments today against two former Blanchard city administrators. Former Blanchard city manager Bill D. Edwards and former police chief Tom M. Linn were indicted on two felony counts, including ...
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OU to host Pulitzer winners
The University of Oklahoma is set to host a day-long series on America’s founding that OU President David Boren is calling “the single greatest day of teaching about our country’s founding ever organized.” The event — beginning 9:30 a.m. ...
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With vacancies in rotation, Timberwolves get others stepping up
The Norman North Girl's basketball team huddles up during a timeout from their game against Midwest City. Transcript Photo by Kyle Phillips
The news came at the start of Thursday’s practice, and it shook a tight Norman North team to its core. Sisters Leandra and Andrea Marris, two pieces of a well-honed six-man rotation, were leaving Norman due to family circumstances and ...
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Move to Big 12 is chance at stability
Maybe this Internet thing’s really going to make it after all. Maybe even as a news source....
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SEC commish says playoffs would take time
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Mike Slive helped propose the plus-one plan to find a national champion in football and says actual change remains a couple years away even if everyone can agree on changes to the Bowl Championship Series....
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AA’s decision a blow to Tulsa
The announcement by American Airlines that it will likely lay off almost a third of its Tulsa work force is terrible news. Looking for the bright side, the huge Tulsa maintenance facility will keep almost 70 percent of its employees ...
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Oklahoma kids rank low
Oklahoma kids continue to rank low in terms of poverty, health, child welfare, early childhood development and hunger....
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Schools deserve best equipment, teachers
A candidate at a state Senate forum this past week repeated the oft-made comment that Oklahoma has too many school districts. We agree some consolidation is needed, and it’s happening. But the candidate went beyond that and said we don’t ...
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