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Storme Jones

Storme Jones

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Anchor and Reporter, KWTV-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)

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  • Norman City Leaders Host Meeting Over How to Pay For New Arena

    By Storme Jones Verified| KWTV-TV (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified Norman City leaders gathered Tuesday evening to discuss the future of a more than billion-dollar entertainment district east of Interstate 35. It comes after a judge canceled a public vote over how to fund the project. This is the first of two meetings to roll out a vision for the area, and how it will be paid for. University of Oklahoma leaders say the facility is needed to stay competitive in the Southeastern Conference.

    By Storme Jones Verified · KWTV-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)

    Sep. 03, 2024

  • Husband Of Norman Baker Plans To Refile Federal Lawsuit After Being Dismissed

    By Storme Jones Verified| KWTV-TV (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified The husband of a Norman baker who died in the Cleveland County Jail in 2022 plans to refile a federal lawsuit after it was thrown out last month, according to his attorney. Shannon Hanchett, known by many in Norman as the ‘Cookie Queen,’ died 12 days after being arrested during a mental health crisis. Daniel Hanchett filed a federal lawsuit earlier this year, claiming his wife’s constitutional rights were violated.

    By Storme Jones Verified · KWTV-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)

    Sep. 02, 2024

  • Norman City Leaders Host Meeting Over How to Pay For New Arena

    By Storme Jones Verified| KWTV-TV (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified Norman City leaders gathered Tuesday evening to discuss the future of a more than billion-dollar entertainment district east of Interstate 35. It comes after a judge canceled a public vote over how to fund the project. This is the first of two meetings to roll out a vision for the area, and how it will be paid for. University of Oklahoma leaders say the facility is needed to stay competitive in the Southeastern Conference.

    By Storme Jones Verified · KWTV-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)

    Sep. 03, 2024

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KWTV-TV (Oklahoma City, OK)

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States

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