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Jared Harper and his five children stood outside of the Creek County Courthouse, holding up signs reading "End DUI," and "Justice for Billie." It was the day of the court hearing for Justin Milwee, and a day that the Harpers had been waiting for since last Christmas.

“On the far end of the Trail of Tears was a promise.” These powerful words marked the beginning of a recent watershed opinion of the U.S. Supreme Court, the impact of which will reverberate across Oklahoma for years to come.

The news is one of the most significant victories since Morales went missing at Fort Hood in August of 2019.

Long lines at unemployment offices and long hold times to speak to claims representatives have been the norm since the pandemic started. What's causing the holdup?

Get to know the city councilor who served for nearly a third of Sapulpa's entire lifetime.

Believed that they could be the remains of another missing soldier, local news sources say investigators have not yet determined if the remains are human.

Lawson's work on HB 2272 earned him high praise from Sheriff Bret Bowling, who called Lawson "a great advocate for law enforcement."

A cruise, along with a small car show and bike show, has been organized for tomorrow at the Courthouse to benefit this girl with a rare disease. Read her story and get the details on how you can help.

Shelli Castor could tell you that the third time is the charm. Or the thirtieth.

Saturday's demonstration at Kelly Lane Park was peaceful, and organizers hope it's the first step to more conversations with city leaders.