US government rejects complaint that woman was improperly denied an emergency abortion in Oklahoma
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services says an Oklahoma hospital did not violate federal law after doctors told a woman with a nonviable pregnancy to wait in the parking lot until her condition worsened enough to qualify for an abortion.
Thunder roll past Trail Blazers 139-77, tie fifth-biggest victory margin in NBA history
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 31 points, Josh Giddey had a triple-double and Oklahoma City rolled past the Portland Trail Blazers 139-77 on Thursday night, a 62-point victory that matched the fifth-largest rout in NBA history.
Chesapeake Energy, Southwestern Energy combining in $7.4 billion deal
Chesapeake Energy and Southwestern Energy are combining in a $7.4 billion all-stock deal to form one of the biggest natural gas producers in the U.S. The announcement is just the latest tieup in the energy sector, following a nearly $60 billion deal between Exxon Mobil and Pioneer Natural Resources and a $53 billion deal between Chevron and Hess.
Spurs' Wembanyama and Thunder's Holmgren have off nights in rookie showdown
Victor Wembanyama of the San Antonio Spurs and Chet Holmgren of the Oklahoma City Thunder seemed to be trying to avoid creating a rivalry after the much-anticipated first regular season meeting between two of the NBAโs top rookies.
Gilgeous-Alexander leads Thunder past Pelicans in play-in
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander highlighted his 32-point night with a go-ahead baseline jumper and four clutch free throws in the final 29 seconds, and the Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the New Orleans Pelicans 123-118 to remain alive in the Western Conference play-in tourament.
Oklahoma-based tribes say followed rules on Freedmen rights
Leaders and representatives of five Oklahoma-based tribes have told a U.S. Senate committee they have followed treaties and court rulings regarding the citizenship of Freedmen and that the federal government should respect their sovereignty.
Cano Health administering walk-in COVID-19 vaccines to eligible residents this weekend
A vial of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine is held at a vaccination site Friday, Feb. 19, 2021, in Oklahoma City. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)SAN ANTONIO โ Cano Health is administering walk-up COVID-19 vaccines at four of its medical centers this weekend. The health provider is offering 3,500 doses of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine to residents 50-years-old and above, and to residents 18-49 years old with at least one chronic condition. Below are Cano Healthโs medical center locations:100 S. Zarzamora | San Antonio, Texas 782072925 West Ave. | San Antonio, Texas 782016623 Zarzamora | San Antonio, Texas 782117031 Marbach Rd. Get a COVID-19 vaccine at the Alamodome without an appointment starting next weekAdCan I take painkillers before or after a COVID-19 vaccine?
San Antonio Spursโ โWelcome Home Gameโ will include Ally Brooke, free shirts, gifts
Spurs fans at Oklahoma City game at AT&T Center on Jan. 3, 2020. SAN ANTONIO โ The AT&T Center will welcome back San Antonio Spurs fans on Friday, more than a year after the general public was no longer allowed inside the arena due to the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic that would soon disrupt everyday life. Each guest in attendance of Friday's San Antonio Spurs game against the Orlando Magic will get two Spurs Family Fiesta shirts. (Spurs)Singer Ally Brooke, a San Antonio native and former member of Fifth Harmony, will sing the National Anthem. Greg Abbottโs reversal of the Texas-wide mask mandate, guests at the AT&T Center will still be required to wear face coverings.
Oklahoma officer charged in Black man's fatal shooting
FILE - In this Aug. 10, 2016, file photo, Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater talks to the media in Oklahoma City. Prater has filed a first-degree manslaughter charge against a white Oklahoma City police officer accused of fatally shooting a fleeing Black man three times in the back. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki, File)OKLAHOMA CITY โ A white Oklahoma City police officer accused of fatally shooting a fleeing Black man armed with a knife three times in the back was charged Thursday with first-degree manslaughter. Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater filed the charge against Sgt. Prater, Oklahoma County's top prosecutor, has previously filed criminal charges against police officers accused in fatal shootings.