Cleveland County

Oklahoma is working an active flash flood event.

A flash flood warning covers eastern Cleveland County, northeastern McClain County, and Pottawatomie County, where radar indicates two to four inches already down and another inch possible, with flooding affecting southeastern Oklahoma City, eastern Norman, Shawnee, and Tecumseh.

Flood advisories extend across central, southern, and southwestern Oklahoma, and the Tulsa office has a flood watch running through this afternoon for east central and northeast Oklahoma, where totals of one to three inches are likely and isolated spots could see five.

Flash flooding hit the Ski Island neighborhood of northwest Oklahoma City overnight.

How was this discovered? There are some real questions, I think, with the election board.

They have said, the Cleveland County Election Board said they received a, you know, a, a notice of people in that county that had been convicted of felonies and that her name was on that, but there was not additional information like a date of birth or an address.

And so they n- it's gonna take some extra work to confirm it's the right person because they don't want to incorrectly, you know, um, um, disenfranchise a voter.

And so it sounds like they're gonna be doing a pretty comprehensive audit of the rolls of those who, um, are, you know, currently serving or processing time for a felony conviction and those who are on the voter rolls, which is a cleanup that, that list maintenance goes on all the time.

But according to the Oklahoma Voter Portal, the registered Republican voted in this year's June primary and the August primary runoff.

The Cleveland County District Attorney's Office filed two felony charges against Polston last week for voting while ineligible.

Oklahoma Department of Corrections records show Polston was returned to Mabel Bassett Correctional Facility on Thursday.

She had previously spent about 10 weeks there before she was released with a GPS monitoring device earlier this year.

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... and new underwear, and tennis shoes, and sweatshirts, and winter coats, and all sorts of things that's going to serve our children that are in Cleveland County, and McLean County, and Garvin County.

And so what we're trying to do is a family receives a new placement, and they don't have time to run to the grocery store, and run here, and run there.

They can call our ministry and they can say, "I've got this age kids," and we're like, "What can we do to help you? How can we wrap around you?" And so our ministry does that through prayer, um, through, um, giving donations like this, welcoming them in with other foster families, and kinship families, and adoption, uh, families so that they can say, "H- how do you work through that? How can you help me work through that?"

the first big rain after you've been in drought for so long.

Um, I don't know how close we are to D4 here in Cleveland County, but it's gotta be close.

I mean, we're right on the, the...

Just west of us is in D4 drought.

Ole Miss beat LSU with 32 points.

So a lot of points being scored, just not in Cleveland County, Oklahoma, I would say.

So Michigan or Iowa, plenty of people here will be watching Kyle Winningham.

Can they get to 4-0 and beat a second-ranked team?

Ole Miss beat LSU with 32 points.

So a lot of points being scored, just not in Cleveland County, Oklahoma, I would say.

So Michigan or Iowa, plenty of people here will be watching Kyle Winningham.

Can they get to 4-0 and beat a second-ranked team?

And it was this Jim Crow status I was after disturbing.

One hot election year, the sheriff of Cleveland County came in to inspect the black dispatch.

Dungy, I could arrest you for disturbing the peace of writing these editorials against the city administration.

You know that? You don't answer it.