Oklahoma Strong Celebration
Harvest Church in Norman will be celebrating the strength of Oklahomans and offering supplies and encouragement for those affected by the recent tornado.
2013 Paseo Arts Festival
This weekend, don't miss out on the 37th Annual Paseo Arts Festival in Oklahoma City, where local artists and musicians bring their works to the public eye.
Goodwill Concert to Benefit Victims
Don't miss the 2013 Peace, Love & Goodwill Concert in Oklahoma City on June 8. All proceeds will benefit those affected by the recent tornadoes.
Obama Expected to Visit
According to reports, President Obama is expected to visit Oklahoma on Sunday to survey tornado damage and meet with families and first responders.
List of Donation Drop-off Sites
Donations are still being accepted for the workers and survivors in Moore. See a list of donation drop-off sites in central Oklahoma.
Tornadoes Slam State, More Expected Today
Tornadoes tracked through the state yesterday, killing two and injuring others. More tornadoes are expected today.
Hall & Oates Coming
If you're a fan of '80s music – and who isn't? – you won't want to miss Hall & Oates, appearing live at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa next week.
Baby Rock
To raise awareness about Emergency Infant Services in Tulsa, several live bands and a DJ will provide entertainment at the Guthrie Green on Saturday.
Thunder Fall to Grizzlies
Like a threatening thunderstorm that fizzles out from depletion, the Oklahoma City Thunder saw the end of its season in a devastating loss to the Memphis Grizzlies.
Picnic Recipe Ideas
May weather can be bright, warm and beautiful in Oklahoma, so the next sunny weekend, pack a picnic basket full of these delicious recipes.
The Beach Boys in Tulsa
What better way to ring in the summer days than to enjoy a live The Beach Boys concert? Feel the “good vibrations” this weekend at River Spirit Casino in Tulsa.
Dr Pepper Zoo Safari
Wednesday is the last day for the Dr Pepper Zoo Safari at the Oklahoma City Zoo. Children 11 and under won't want to miss their last chance for the “I spy” expedition.
Justin Timberlake Coming Soon
Justin Timberlake's “The 20/20 Experience World Tour” is coming to Tulsa next fall. Find out when and where the much-anticipated event will occur.
Oral Roberts University will be hosting the Oklahoma premier of “Not Today,” an award-winning film about the sex trafficking of young Dalit children in India. Read more for details.
The local filming of a documentary about the legendary Hominy Indians football team has wrapped locally and is scheduled to be completed in about six months.
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Five alleged associates of Mexico’s deadly Los Zetas drug cartel, including the brother of the cartel’s second-in-command, were issued horse owner’s licenses by the Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission.
Jose Trevino Morales, the older brother of Los Zetas gang leader Miguel Angel Trevino Morales, and four other alleged cartel associates, were granted licenses despite being indicted in Texas May 30 for using a horse breeding and racing operation to launder $20 million of cartel drug money.
Jose Trevino’s wife and nine others were also indicted. However, it is believed that the indictment was not caught during the criminal background check because the grand jury documents were not unsealed until June 12.
Jose Trevino and his associates operated Zule Farms on 84th Street in Lexington, Okla. Prior to that, they were living in the Dallas-Fort Worth area without suspicion. A police investigation alleges that the cartel began its money laundering operation in 2008.
Those applying for an OHRC license are required to have a valid date of birth and Social Security number and their fingerprints are sent to the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation and the FBI for a criminal history check. All but one of the five men who were granted licenses had been licensed in other states, including California, Louisiana, New Mexico and Texas.
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