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Oklahomans react to President’s call for possible new gun laws

OKLAHOMA CITY – The President calls for action in the wake of last weeks school shooting in Connecticut.

Pres. Obama demanded concrete proposals to deal with gun violence.

That may include new restrictions on weapons and improvements in mental health services.

The president hopes to have recommendations for specific changes by January.


From the governor to the average gun owner, it’s fair to say the President’s speech Wednesday is being met with skepticism here in Oklahoma.

As a gun enthusiast and gun maker, former Sen. Steve Russell opposes stricter gun controls laws.

Registration to open for free trees

Registration to open for free trees

City leaders want to remind residents to register for their free trees later this week.

Registration for tree giveaway to open

Registration for tree giveaway to open

If you are hoping to improve your home's curb appeal, the city and the Tree Bank Foundation may have just what you need.

Disaster loans available for wildfire victims

Disaster loans available for wildfire victims

While it has been nearly two months since devastating wildfires ripped through our state, some residents and businesses are still picking up the pieces from the blaze.

Swedish artist to showcase photos in Paseo exhibit

Swedish artist to showcase photos in Paseo exhibit

An internationally known photographer will be showcasing some of his most gripping pictures in a new exhibit that will open in Oklahoma City this week.

OKC hosting collection for unwanted items

OKC hosting collection for unwanted items

If you are preparing for the holidays, or just want to get rid of a few things, the City of Oklahoma City is helping residents get rid of unwanted items this weekend.

Exemptions added to statewide burn ban

Exemptions added to statewide burn ban

After wildfires tore across our state earlier this summer,  a statewide burn ban was issued that prohibited any outdoor burning until further notice. Governor Mary Fallin announced today that exemptions will be added to the ban, which will remain in effect.