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Authorities Identify Human Remains of Missing Pair from 2013 Oklahoma Car Chase

Authorities Identify Human Remains of Missing Pair from 2013 Oklahoma Car Chase

Authorities in Love County, Oklahoma have identified human remains as those of Molly Miller and Colt Haynes, who disappeared in 2013 following a police chase. Miller, 17, and Haynes, 21, were passengers in a vehicle driven by James Con Nipp, which became involved in a chase in Carter County. The vehicle was lost in Love County, and Nipp walked away, leaving Miller and Haynes behind. The pair called friends for help the next day, but were not found until their remains were discovered on February 18, 2026, during a search by the Chickasaw Lighthouse Police Department and the Bureau of Indian Affairs' Missing and Murdered Unit. The area had not been previously searched due to rough terrain and was identified after new information emerged. The investigation into their deaths is ongoing, with authorities suspecting foul play.
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Oklahoma Authorities Identify Remains of Missing Pair from 2013 Car Chase

Oklahoma Authorities Identify Remains of Missing Pair from 2013 Car Chase

Authorities in Love County, Oklahoma, have identified two sets of human remains as those of Molly Miller and Colt Haynes, who disappeared in 2013 following a police chase. The pair were last seen on July 7, 2013, as passengers in a vehicle driven by James Con Nipp, which was involved in a police pursuit in Carter County. The vehicle was later found abandoned in the woods, but Miller and Haynes were not located until their remains were discovered on February 18, 2026. The identification was confirmed by the medical examiner, with Miller's identification announced on March 31. The investigation into their deaths is ongoing, with authorities suspecting foul play. The case is set to be presented to a multi-county grand jury for formal charges once the investigation concludes.
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Arizona Teen Missing Since 1994 Found Living as Mother of Three in Missouri

Arizona Teen Missing Since 1994 Found Living as Mother of Three in Missouri

Christina Plante, who disappeared at the age of 13 from her home in Star Valley, Arizona, in 1994, has been found living in Springfield, Missouri. Now 45, Plante is a married mother of three and works for a private investigations firm. Her disappearance had remained a mystery for over three decades until her recent discovery. Plante reportedly left her home voluntarily, as she admitted to running away because she did not want to stay there. Despite being found, she has been uncooperative with authorities, providing little information about her life over the past 32 years. She married as a teenager and pursued a degree in psychology before starting her current job.
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Insurance Information Institute Launches Campaigns in Oklahoma and Wisconsin to Address Legal System Abuse

Insurance Information Institute Launches Campaigns in Oklahoma and Wisconsin to Address Legal System Abuse

Insurance Information Institute Launches Campaigns in Oklahoma and Wisconsin to Address Legal System Abuse
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Rogers State University Initiates Construction of $35 Million STEM Center to Enhance Science Education

Rogers State University Initiates Construction of $35 Million STEM Center to Enhance Science Education

Rogers State University in Oklahoma has commenced construction on the Robson Center for Science and Technology, a $35 million STEM facility aimed at advancing science education and research. The center will feature 44,000 square feet of multifunctional labs, open spaces for robotics and drone work, and a teaching kitchen for nutritional science. The project is supported by state funding, the Cherokee Nation, and the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust. The new facility is expected to replace the outdated Loshbaugh Hall and serve as a hub for innovation and STEM education in the region.
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Oklahoma State Softball Game Postponed After Fatal Bus Accident Involving Pedestrian

Oklahoma State Softball Game Postponed After Fatal Bus Accident Involving Pedestrian

Oklahoma State Softball Game Postponed After Fatal Bus Accident Involving Pedestrian
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Oklahoma Republican Lawmakers Push to Reverse Medicaid Expansion Amid Budget Concerns

Oklahoma Republican Lawmakers Push to Reverse Medicaid Expansion Amid Budget Concerns

Oklahoma Republican lawmakers are advancing efforts to reverse the state's 2020 Medicaid expansion, which was approved by voters to extend health coverage to more low-income adults. The proposed changes, encapsulated in House Bill 4440 and House Joint Resolution 1067, aim to remove Medicaid expansion from the state constitution and place it under statutory control. This would allow lawmakers to impose new requirements, such as work mandates, and potentially reduce the number of eligible recipients. The push comes in response to new federal requirements that mandate more frequent eligibility checks and additional work requirements, which Republicans argue could strain the state budget. The measures have passed the Senate Rules Committee along party lines and are being expedited to meet deadlines for inclusion on upcoming ballots.
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Rex Heuermann Expected to Plead Guilty in Gilgo Beach Serial Killer Case

Rex Heuermann Expected to Plead Guilty in Gilgo Beach Serial Killer Case

Rex Heuermann, accused of being the Gilgo Beach serial killer, is anticipated to plead guilty to charges related to seven murders, with the possibility of admitting to an eighth. This development follows extensive investigations into the series of killings that have haunted the Long Island community for years. Heuermann's expected guilty plea marks a significant turn in the case, potentially bringing closure to the families of the victims and the community affected by these crimes.
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Oklahoma Police Officers Suspended for April Fools' Prank Involving Fake Baby Incident

Oklahoma Police Officers Suspended for April Fools' Prank Involving Fake Baby Incident

Several police officers from the Oklahoma City Police Department have been suspended following an April Fools' prank that involved falsely reporting a baby being thrown from a car window. The incident occurred on April 1, when an officer claimed over a department messaging system that a pursuit was underway, and a baby had been thrown out of a vehicle. This led to a series of frantic communications among dispatchers and officers, with some officers reportedly unable to use their radios and instead sending updates via messages. The situation escalated as more officers joined the supposed chase, and emergency services were alerted. The prank was revealed when a police supervisor terminated the pursuit, and it was announced that the entire scenario was a hoax. The Oklahoma City Police Department has not disclosed the number of officers involved but confirmed that those implicated have been placed on administrative leave.
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Oklahoma Police Officers Suspended for April Fool's Prank Involving Fake Baby Incident

Oklahoma Police Officers Suspended for April Fool's Prank Involving Fake Baby Incident

Several Oklahoma City police officers have been suspended following a controversial April Fool's prank. The officers falsely reported to dispatchers that a baby had been thrown from a car window during a pursuit. This prank led to a chaotic response from emergency services, including police and firefighters, who were misled by the false claims. The incident, which occurred on April 1, has raised serious concerns about the misuse of emergency communication systems and the professionalism of the officers involved.
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Oklahoma City police officers placed on leave over April Fools' Day 911 call to dispatchers

Oklahoma City police officers placed on leave over April Fools' Day 911 call to dispatchers

Some Oklahoma City police officers have been placed on administrative leave after a false report was made to dispatchers on April Fools’ Day that someone had thrown a baby from a moving vehicle
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Eight states, three time zones and a ton of history: Take a trip down Route 66 as it turns 100

Eight states, three time zones and a ton of history: Take a trip down Route 66 as it turns 100

Route 66 turns 100 this year, making the legendary road ripe for an American road trip