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Officer hears crash, makes arrest

OKLAHOMA CITY — A hit and run accident lands one man in jail Wednesday morning.

About 1:45 a.m. a man traveling northbound on a motorcycle crashed into a car and then took off.

An Oklahoma City police officer heard the crash in the area of Southwest 15th and Mustang Road.

The officer chased and caught up to the man on the motorcycle and pulled him over.

The driver of the motorcycle had a broken foot.

He was arrested for DUI.

The driver of the vehicle fled the scene and got away.

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Ghost tour spooks guests in El Reno

Ghost tour spooks guests in El Reno

A ghost tour that searches for lost souls will be spooking guests this weekend at Fort Reno.

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Westbrook gone fishin’ after beating Lakers

OKLAHOMA CITY — Thunder fans are still re-living the team’s victory over the L.A. Lakers Monday night in Game 1 of the second round of NBA playoffs.

During the post-game press conference, Russell Westbrook was turning heads with his fashion choice: a fitted polo emblazoned with fishing hooks.

It was an interesting choice for the usually fashionable NBA star.

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Shaquille O’Neal told his TNT sports audience, “I’ve got one word for you: Garanimals.”

Charles Barkley said, “Well, at least we know they got a TJ Maxx in Oklahoma City.”

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Mustang approves new basketball coach

Mustang approves new basketball coach

The Mustang Board of Education approved the move of an area basketball coach to the Mustang Public School District at their meeting on Monday.

Gov. Fallin signs open carry bill into law

Gov. Fallin signs open carry bill into law

A controversial bill that allows Oklahoma citizens to openly carry firearms was signed into law by Gov. Fallin Tuesday.

Workshop brings spring to the table

Workshop brings spring to the table

If you want to bring a bit of springtime to your household, a fun workshop will be coming to the Mabel C. Fry Public Library next week.