DEAR HARRIETTE: My stepmom suggested that I stole money from her bedroom while she was out of town. I know deep down that she has never liked me and was waiting for an excuse to point the finger at me for something like this. She has no evidence that I stole anything, and she can't even give a straightforward answer as to why I would have done something like this. I don't care what she thinks, but my dad is "refusing to take sides."
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- Anders, Moore retain respective posts
- P.D. : Social media cause of bad info
- Independence Day festivities announced
- Fleeing van driver halted near state line
- Two injured in motorcycle pursuit
The Oklahoma primary election for state and local offices was held Tuesday. Elections for District 26 state senator, District 57 state representative, and District 1 county commissioner as well as primaries for the state offices of governor, attorney general, commissioner of labor, corporation commissioner, state auditor and inspector, superintendent of public instruction, District 3 U.S. representative and U.S. senator were also held.
After recent Facebook posts created worry and confusion about rumored violent crimes in the area, Clinton Police are reminding citizens to always wait for the facts from official sources and are assuring that the community would be notified if ever there was a direct threat to it.
Gary Kluckner makes repairs to the road by drilling into the ground near the intersection of Avant Avenue and fifth Street. CDN
Two people were injured in a motorcycle wreck Tuesday evening at the Interstate 40 65A onramp in Clinton after trying to elude authorities.
With the Fourth of July holiday coming up, there are various local events people can attend to celebrate the holiday.
A minivan driver led authorities on a pursuit after clipping a motorcyclist after noon Tuesday on Interstate 40 at mile marker 65 in Clinton.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt and Democrat Joy Hofmeister easily won their respective primary races on Tuesday, both taking advantage of massive fundraising advantages over their opponents in a state where hot-button issues like abortion, firearms and the death penalty are likely to be a focus in the race.