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Energy Star Saves Money and Electricity
Save energy and save your pocket book over the weekend, with the Energy Star sales tax holiday.
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Congressman Thornberry Hosts Townhall on Veteran Healthcare
Back in January, the Department of Defense announced cuts to that healthcare program that could affect more than 170,000 people across the country.
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Teacher of the Week: Mr. Gumfory
If you'd like to nominate a deserving educator for Teacher of the Week, send us an email at teacher@kamr.com. We recognize a teacher every Thursday afternoon on...
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Food for Thought: Inspectors Check Out Schools
Randall and Potter
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Former Reporter Talks about Moore, Oklahoma Tornado
Jordann Lucero told us that beyond what you've already heard about the destruction.
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Oklahoma Residents Showing Resilience in the Face of Tragedy
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How You Can Help Oklahoma Tornado Victims
The Salvation Army, American Red Cross, and the United Way are just a few places you can donate to help the relief of the Oklahoma... -
Lawmakers to Negotiate Key Details of Education Bills
Conferees for HB 5, which would change high school standardized testing and curriculum requirements as well as the state's public school accountability system, have already... -
Crews in Moore Assess Damage, Begin Cleanup
It didn't take much looking around to find evidence of the storm's power: cars piled three-high on top of one another, the town's medical center...
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Ogallala Aquifer in Texas Panhandle Suffers Big Drop
The Ogallala Aquifer suffered its second-worst drop since at least 2000 in a large swath of the Texas Panhandle, new measurements show. -
Citizen's Academy Graduates in Potter County
The Potter County Sheriff's Office held a graduation ceremony for some citizens, tonight. -
Xcel Crews Headed To Oklahoma
Area workers will aid Oklahomans in restoring power. -
Commissioners All Re-Take Oath, Plan to Move Downtown Business
The mayor and city commissioners took their oaths of office at the city commission meeting. -
Tornado Relief: Fighting Over Funding?
Washington pledges aid, but questions over how it will be paid for remain. -
Thousands Left Homeless
As many as 20,000 Oklahoma families may be displaced by Monday's tornado.
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State and National
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Sexual Assault Case Could Open Door for Reviews
Advocates for Ramirez and the other three women, who were sentenced to 15 years each, are pushing for their exonerations, and they are trying to...
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"Grace After Fire"
Program provides support to returning female war vets.
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Tips for Holiday Travel
Getting to the airport early and knowing what to pack can make for a better trip.
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If There's a Way, There's a Will to Regulate Tuition
Since deregulation, the average total of tuition and fees at the state's public universities has increased by 90 percent, according to the Texas Higher Education...
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New U.S.-Mexico Cargo Agreement on Horizon
Cargo aboard specific Mexican trucks and bound for the United States will soon be inspected by American officials south of the border and allowed to circumvent...
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Viral Videos
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School's Out Early
Michigan school district closes its doors early and lays off teacher due to lack of funds. -
Homerun Heroes
High school baseball players lift car off of student pinned in crash. -
King of the Jungle...On Your Plate?
exotic taco restaurant faces criticism for adding lion meat to the menu. -
Trapped For Days
Man spends two days in twisted wreckage after truck crash. -
One Tough Puppy
Tiny pup survives weeks locked in abandoned car. -
Zamboni Hijacked!
Man goes for drunken ride on Zamboni inside Oklahoma City arena. -
"Pencil Gun" Suspension
Second grader suspended from school after pointing pencil at another student and making gun noises. -
Caught on Cam: Daycare Beatings
Daycare workers facing charges after posting videos showing child-on-child violence. -
Teen Survives Shark Attack
Surfer says he's mad about missing waves. -
Explosives Stolen
Hundreds of pounds of explosives stolen from Montana National Forest Service facility. -
Soaring Toward History
California pilot hopes to become youngest to circumnavigate the globe alone. -
Dog Finds Dog Tags
Dog tags unearthed by inquisitive dog returned to Korean War veteran. -
Uninvited Guest!
Snake crashes Florida couple's wedding ceremony. -
Back From the Dead
Woman declared dead after disappearing in 2002 found alive and well. -
Mailbox Acid Bomb
Chemical bomb explodes in couple's mailbox; police call it a "prank".
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