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Mesa Musings: Tornado tales touch down close to home
The news out of the American South and Midwest lately has been horrific. We Californians are spoiled to the extent that we can hardly comprehend what residents of those regions are forced to endure. Providentially, our gentle coastal climate is largely...Tags: Weather, The Weather Channel (tv network), Kansas, Landforms, California
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It's A Gray Area: Government needs to step out of center debate
So should the Muslim community be "allowed" to build a mosque or religious center two blocks away from the former World Trade Center site? Actually President Obama gave us the answer. Numbers of times in these pages I have been critical about some of...Tags: Disasters, Orange County Superior Court, Woodstock Festival (1969), United Air Lines, Disasters and Accidents
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Sonic headed for Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA — A Sonic Drive-In is set to open at at 3095 Harbor Blvd., replacing Long John Silver's, a fast-food fixture for several years. "We have entered into an agreement with Sonic Burger, and we're excited to have them," said Bill Lang, who...Tags: Louisville, Restaurants, Dining and Drinking, Foods and Beverages, Hamburgers
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Robbery suspect in court
A Los Angeles man implicated in a violent home invasion robbery last year in Newport Beach is scheduled to be arraigned today on kidnapping, robbery, assault and conspiracy charges. Ronnie Labert Morrissette, 34, was arrested by Brooklyn, Ill., police...Tags: Police Arrests, Newport Beach, Crimes, Mortgages, Kidnapping
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Man charged after 4,000 pounds of explosives found
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) — A federal agent says a Michigan man charged with possessing more than 4,000 pounds of explosives and detonation equipment told an informant "when the government takes over, we will be mercenaries." But an attorney for...Tags: Lawyers, Justice System
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Stealing from God: Thieves hit local church
KFOR-TVOKLAHOMA CITY -- Sunday started off on a sour note for the Oklahoma City's First Church of the Nazarene. The man who drives the church bus to pick people up for Sunday morning services realized thieves had hit the bus. "That bus gets a lot of work. And...Tags: Crimes, Criminals, Theft
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Woman wrecks, blames manhole cover
KFOR-TVOKLAHOMA CITY -- While the rain we received over the past few days was a welcome sight, one metro driver said it caused her big problems. She drove over a manhole cover she believes the rain lifted in a Northwest Oklahoma City neighborhood. The result,... -
Former officer accused of sex crimes gets bond
KFOR-TVOKLAHOMA CITY -- A former Oklahoma City police sergeant accused of sexually abusing some of his former foster children could soon walk out of jail. Monday morning an Oklahoma County judge agreed to set a bond of $175,000 for Maurice Martinez. The judge...Tags: Oklahoma County, Crimes, Trials, Crime Victims, Lawyers
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Burned community fighting for hydrants
KFOR-TVThe congregation of a metro church that burned to the ground during our state's recent wildfires is now pushing to get fire hydrants installed in their area. Harrison Bethel Baptist Church at 6300 NE 71st St. took a direct hit from the wildfires. The... -
Police search for suspect who beat woman at store
KFOR-TVOKLAHOMA CITY -- Last month a woman was brutally attacked in a convenience store parking lot on SW 29th St. Now, police need the public's help to find the suspect. The victim's stepfather, David Flores, describes when he saw her after the assault. "She...Tags: Broken Nose, Injuries and Wounds, Racism
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Residents concerned sex offenders squatting on land
KFOR-TVOKLAHOMA CITY -- A camp of squatters in Southeast Oklahoma City has a lot of people outraged. Several homeless people have taken up residence along a creek, but what has people so upset is that many of the squatters are sex offenders. The property owner...Tags: House Building
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Woman admits killing husband, charged with murder
KFOR-TVOKLAHOMA CITY -- New details are emerging in the case of an Oklahoma City woman accused of murdering her husband. The district attorney in Cleveland County has charged Carolyn Spead with second-degree murder. Spead supposedly told investigators she...Tags: Prosecution, Crimes, Lawyers, Justice System, Abusive Behavior
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