Abigail Ogle
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Past articles by Abigail:
Edmond cancer survivor to make history by climbing Mt. Everest
Jess Wedel will climb to the summit of Mount Everest to raise awareness of ovarian cancer. → Read More
Gov. Stitt backs bill banning drag shows from public spaces
"Let's protect young people from the over sexualization at a public event," said Stitt. → Read More
Oklahoma man convicted of 2012 murder gets new trial
Anthony Rangle was one of five men who was arrested and convicted of the 2012 murder of Cody Davis. → Read More
Suspect leads police on chase throughout OKC, ending at jail
A suspect wanted for an active drug warrant led police and deputies on a chase throughout Oklahoma City, ending at the jail. → Read More
Video shows driver hitting police car, three first responders
The first responders have since been released from the hospital. → Read More
Stitt signs bill to lure manufacturing company to Oklahoma
Last year, lawmakers passed a similar package while hoping to lure Panasonic to Oklahoma. → Read More
OKC Council passes agreement to create homeless outreach program
The Oklahoma City Council passed an agreement to create a pilot homeless street outreach program. → Read More
Choctaw police warn about anti-bullying scam being advertised
An anti-bullying nonprofit is asking for your money and the organization said they’ve partnered up with a local police department. → Read More
Tulsa leaders work to designate Greenwood as national monument
Tulsa City Council members, residents and organizations are one step closer to getting Greenwood designated as a national monument. → Read More
Langston University men’s basketball crowned conference champions
For the first time in university history, the Langston men’s basketball team was crowned conference champions. → Read More
Oklahoma State Regents release diversity, equity, inclusion data
The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education released data on diversity, equity and inclusion programs after state Superintendent Ryan Walters requested it last month. → Read More
Best athletes in football world in OKC for Jim Thorpe Award
Some of the best athletes in the football world are in Oklahoma City for the Jim Thorpe Award Ceremony. → Read More
Will Oklahomans be able to legally bet on favorite sports team?
Will Oklahomans soon be able to legally throw down a few dollars on their favorite sports team? → Read More
OKC Thunder visits children at F D Moon for Black History Month
The Oklahoma City Thunder visited children at F D Moon Middle School in celebration of Black History Month. → Read More
Oklahoma City police release body cam of Isiah Mitchell arrest
The video showed the officer stopping Isiah Mitchell on Jan. 27 for riding his bicycle on the wrong side of the street. Oklahoma County Detention Center officials said Mitchell committed suicide in the jail just days after his arrest. → Read More
Oklahoma school district creates new policies after shooting
An Oklahoma school district has created some new policies after a shooting at a high school basketball game. → Read More
Oklahoma lawmakers address future for children’s education
Oklahoma lawmakers addressed the future of our children’s education. → Read More
New mental health facility coming to Oklahoma County
A new mental health facility is coming to Oklahoma County. → Read More
Oklahoma lawmaker, veteran rejects resolution to stop Ukranian troops from training in Oklahoma
State Sen. Adam Pugh, an Air Force veteran, was one of several senators who came out against a resolution filed by State Sen. Nathan Dahm. → Read More
Oklahoma bar helps honor guardsman killed in motorcycle crash
Spc. Mark Calcut Jr. proposed to his longtime girlfriend on Christmas, just one week before he died. Now, the couple's favorite bar will host a fundraiser in his honor. → Read More