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BOULDER, CO - AUGUST 18: Incoming freshman Margot Strother, 18, embraces her mother after moving into a campus dormitory at University of Colorado Boulder on August 18, 2020 in Boulder, Colorado. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, many colleges and universities are instituting different strategies this fall semester, with most students living on campus attending all classes with remote instruction. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)

Oklahoma college shooting: 1 killed, 1 in custody

Officials reported on Monday that a shooting has occurred at a community college in Midwest City, Oklahoma, leaving one person dead and a suspect in custody.

In this grab taken from video provided by KOCO, a view of the damage to a property after severe storms, in Shawnee, Oklahoma, late Sunday, Feb, 26, 2023. Powerful storms with widespread wind gusts and reported tornadoes swept across Oklahoma and Kansas, leaving more than a dozen people injured, and Michigan residents faced a fifth straight day Monday without power following last week’s ice storm. (KOCO via AP)

The state of Oklahoma is left to pick up the pieces after wildfires destroy homes and farmland

Oklahoma is left in panic as dozens of homes are destroyed amid hundreds of fires sparked across the state.

Why Did Terry Yeakey Turn up Dead?

Tuesday, 03/07/2023 | with Scott Horton