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Man accused of being a serial killer goes on trial in Oklahoma murder case

Oklahoman After being linked by DNA to a cold case in Oklahoma, Texas inmate William Lewis Reece began confessing. By the time he was done, he had admitted to the killing in Oklahoma and three more in Texas, prosecutors say. All were in 1997, after he got out of an Oklahoma prison after serving time for rape. He led investigators in Texas to two bodies after prosecutors there agreed not to seek the death penalty for his cooperation. Texas Rangers pushed Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater to do the same. The district attorney refused. Now  almost six years after being charged  Reece, 61, is going on trial in the Oklahoma murder case. 

Bar Closure Restraining Order Extended | News Radio 1000 KTOK

By KTOK News Jan 13, 2021 A temporary restraining order on Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt s executive order requiring bars to close at 11:00 p.m. is being extended. An Oklahoma County judge has extended the restraining order to July 6th. Redneck Yacht Club owner Daniel Capps brought a lawsuit challenging the executive order, and Judge Susan Stallings temporarily restrained the governor from enforcing the 11:00 p.m. closing time.

Changing tiers, cross-border vaccines, contingency plans: News from around our 50 states

Changing tiers, cross-border vaccines, contingency plans: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports, USA TODAY Alabama Montgomery: A state hotline for COVID-19 vaccination appointments has been overwhelmed with calls after Alabama announced Friday that the state will begin giving the shots to people 75 years old or older, as well as first responders, later this month. The Alabama Department of Public Health said Saturday that the telephone number received 1.1 million calls in the first day of being open to the public. The Health Department pleaded with people not to call unless they are in the eligible groups. “Due to the overwhelming amount of calls, our target population cannot get through to schedule their appointments,” the health department wrote in a social media post. The state health department said the free vaccinations can be made by appointment only. Eligible people can call the ADPH toll-free phone number at 1-855-566-5

VIRUS TODAY: California in dire need of more medical wo

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