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Women switched at birth 55 YEARS AGO open up about toll the mixup has had on their families

Tina Ennis and Jill Lopez, now 57, were both born at Duncan Physicians and Surgeons Hospital in Oklahoma, on May 18, 1964. Each went home with the other s biological parents.

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Oklahoma Teachers Honored with Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science

OKLAHOMA CITY – Two Oklahoma teachers have been named recipients of the prestigious Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (PAEMST). PAEMST is the highest national recognition a

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Parents from Oklahoma charged with neglect, theft

Authorities said the carbon monoxide level in the vehicle considered dangerous at seven parts per million measured at 500 parts per million.

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Two Oklahoma men indicted on hate crime charges in assault outside bar

Mint Images/Getty Images(NEW YORK) Two Oklahoma men were indicted by a federal grand jury after authorities accused them of committing hate crimes in

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Two Oklahoma men indicted on hate crime charges in assault outside bar

Mint Images/Getty Images(NEW YORK) Two Oklahoma men were indicted by a federal grand jury after authorities accused them of committing hate crimes in connection with an alleged assault against two people outside of a bar in 2019. The two-count indictment in the Western District of Oklahoma alleges that Brandon Killian and Devan Johnson "willfully caused bodily injury to two victims" because one of them was a Black man, the Justice Department announced Tuesday. The assaults occurred in the parking lot of a bar in Shawnee, Oklahoma, in June 2019, the Justice Department said in a press release. If convicted, Killian and Johnson each could face a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison, three years of supervised release and a fine of up to $250,000, according to the release. An attorney for Killian did not immediately respond to ABC News' request for comment. Information for Johnson's attorney was not immediately available. Copyright © 2022, ABC Audio. All rights rese

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