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"I didn't have time to react, to push her away. All I could remember was the taste of blood in my mouth."

A family is asking for the public’s help finding an 18-year-old tortoise named Rosie.

In the video, the officer is driving the vehicle but grabs his handgun and starts to shoot through his windshield to stop the suspect driving in front of him.

"This is to enhance public safety. It's really to prevent tragedy."

To some, Hamlet may be just another pig. But for Stacey Fox, he's so much more.

Refrigerators at many grocery stores in Oklahoma are standing by as people prepare for State Question 792 to go into effect Oct. 1.

Police have recovered a car that was stolen during an assault of a woman over the weekend in Midtown.

Maria Butina, who was involved with a Russian gun group the National Rifle Association was supportive of, was arrested on Sunday and appeared in court in Washington D.C., to Monday, according to the U.S. Justice Department.

The group quickly took pictures and started to let the shark back into the water but that was where the issues started to arise.

Forty-three-year-old Nataliia Karia was sentenced Monday after earlier pleading guilty to attempted murder and third-degree assault.

The unnamed man's death was listed Monday on a quarterly report of injuries at Florida's largest theme parks.

It's hard to miss the flag in northwest Oklahoma City where the group Green the Vote is gathering signatures from registered voters.

Oklahoma City-County Health Department officials said they have measured an increase in mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus.

Officials have warned of the danger of getting close to lava entering the ocean, saying the interaction can create clouds of acid and fine glass.

At just 12 weeks old, Hero the therapy dog is training for a very important job.

While many police and sheriff's offices across the country have been singing and dancing in lively lip sync videos, the video just released by the sheriff's office in Wyandotte County, Kansas strikes a different chord.

A municipal official in central Oklahoma is exploring how to limit single-use plastic bags, aiming to combat a leading source of litter and pollution.

A district attorney for a county near Tulsa has been cracking down on the old crime of not returning rental DVDs by offering a payment plan to avoid filing charges.

Crews are responding to a crash involving a police officer's vehicle Monday afternoon in northwest Oklahoma City, officials said.

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