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Integris Health has announced plans for a joint venture with a Florida-based health management system to run five rural Oklahoma hospitals.

The FBI created a fake company so an agent could secretly investigate the Oklahoma Legislature for corruption.

As lawmakers return to the Capitol for the 2012 session, no issue is expected to receive as much attention as plans to overhaul the state's tax code and slash Oklahoma's individual income tax.

A competency hearing has been scheduled for next week for a Blaine County man accused of stabbing an 8-year-old relative to death.

Following a series of high-profile shootings deemed justified under Oklahoma's "Make My Day" law, some lawmakers are looking to expand the state's gun laws to allow citizens to defend themselves beyond just their homes.

Three children were injured when the all-terrain vehicle on which they were riding hit a tree in Delaware County.

Kingfisher County officials are investigating whether someone deliberately caused an explosion and fire at an oil storage tank.

The longtime director of the Oklahoma Department of Human Services says he plans to step down at the end of the month.

A former Muskogee County Jail guard has been indicted for two separate assaults on an inmate at the jail.

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