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Oklahoma Smoking Ban
Voters in Oklahoma will have no say in a new plan to ban smoking in restaurants.
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Early Voting Begins Today
Early voting begins today in Texas for the March 4th primary.
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Career Day
Amarillo-Area high school students who may want to pursue a career in medicine got a first hand look at the field today.
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WTAMU Tuition Program
WTAMU is guaranteeing they will pay for all four years of your college tuition.
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Potter County Murder Trial
A cold case in Potter County went to trial today.
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Top Stories
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Obama Offers Storm Victims Help
President Obama gives statement on deadly Oklahoma tornado. Offers condolences and help to those hit by storm. -
Coffee Memorial Blood Center Releases Statement on Oklahoma Tornado Tragedy
Coffee Memorial Blood Center released a statement on the need for blood after the Oklahoma tornadoes: -
Texas Power Grid Poised to Be Put to the Test Again
Temperatures in parts of Texas have started hitting the upper 90s, and they're likely to stay above normal this summer, according to a forecast by federal climatologists. -
Sunrise Reveals Devastation
Search and recovery efforts continue in tornado ravaged Moore, Oklahoma. -
Shelters Opening Up in Oklahoma City and Moore
While the search continues for survivors churches in Moore are opening their doors for those who have already been rescued. -
Web Extra: Morning Report from Moore
Morning Report from Moore, Oklahoma. -
The Side Effects of Logging On.
AMARILLO -- The long term effects of technology. -
Governor Perry Addresses the Passage of House Bill 4
Governor Perry addresses House Bill 4. -
Goodbye C-Scope
AMARILLO -- Many Texas school districts will have to make some changes. -
City of Joplin, MO Sends Crew to Moore, OK
Officials in Joplin, MO plan to send assistance to Moore, OK.
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State and National
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Graffiti Sentencing Reform Faces Uphill Fight
Some may see graffiti as public art, but under the law, it's a crime -- one that lawmakers, during a committee hearing on Tuesday, will...
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Docs vs. Glocks
A South Carolina lawmaker doesn't think your doctor should ask you or your child about gun safety, but some physicians don't agree.
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The Polling Center: No Backlash to Education Cuts?
Education advocates expressed reserved optimism last week when the House and Senate released their respective budgets. While neither restored last session's now-infamous $5.4 billion in...
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Lawmakers Examine High-Stakes Testing in Lower Grades
When it comes to high-stakes testing, Texas lawmakers have so far focused most of their attention on high school students. But as more than 3 million students...
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Mexican Wolves
Once considered extinct in the U.S. the Mexican Gray Wolf is making a comeback.
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Viral Videos
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Wiener on a Roll
Paralyzed pup has a new lease on life thanks to homemade wheelchair. -
Pets & Pot
The number of pets accidentally ingesting marijuana has spiked in Colorado. -
Coolest Cat in School
High school adopts classroom kitty as unofficial mascot. -
Police Chief Forced to Resign
Police chief resigns after woman accuses him of offering to let her go in exchange for naked pictures. -
Caught on Cam: TSA Agent Attacked
Homeless woman accused of attacking a TSA agent. -
Toddler Abandoned
Deputies in South Carolina are trying to find the parents of a toddler left in a stroller on a doorstep overnight. -
Wheelchair Robbery
Two teenagers have been charged with robbing a woman in a wheelchair. -
Pot Tourism
Colorado is about to get its first two Marijuana tourism companies. Their mission is to lure out-of-state tourists in to town to take advantage of... -
Deadly Sinkhole
Hillsborough County officials ordered houses next to the deadly sinkhole site in Seffner condemned and unfit to live. -
Crime Doesn't Pay
An armed robbery suspect in Arizona, had guns pulled on him, twice. -
2-Cent Electric Bill
Louisiana woman thinks 2 cent electric bill is an April Fool's prank. -
Church Robbed
Following its Easter services, more than $40,000 stolen from a Michigan church. -
Funeral Robber
Kentucky State Police announced arrests were made in connection to homes were burglarized while the homeowner was attneding the funeral of a loved one. -
Oil Soaked Neighborhood
An estimated 2,000 barrels of crude oil rushed from a ruptured pipeline soaking a neighborhood. -
Turkey Takeover
Wild turkeys flock to woman's backyard.
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