July 31, 2014
WEATHER AWARE DAY
Weather Aware conditions continue overnight due to the potential for locally heavy rainfall. A Flash Flood Watch is in effect until 7 a.m. for the northernmost portions of Texoma including Atoka, Coal, Johnston, Murray and Pontotoc Counties Beware of flooded road-ways and never drive around barricades or into water more than six inches deep. High rainfall rates may reduce visibility and also increase the risk of hydroplaning. Turn around, don’t drown! Rain ends NW to SE during the day Thursday.
Severe Weather Alert
Weather Aware conditions continue overnight due to the potential for locally heavy rainfall. A Flash Flood Watch is in effect until 7 a.m. for the northernmost portions of Texoma including Atoka, Coal, Johnston, Murray and Pontotoc Counties Beware of flooded road-ways and never drive around barricades or into water more than six inches deep. High rainfall rates may reduce visibility and also increase the risk of hydroplaning. Turn around, don’t drown! Rain ends NW to SE during the day Thursday.
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MUSKOGEE, OK - Two McAlester residents pleaded guilty to federal drug charges in an elaborate meth scheme.
The U.S. Attorney's Office tell us 53-year-old Larry Piprich and 32-year-old Shila Parker would travel all over Oklahoma and North Texas, buying up all the pseudophedrine they could. They say the duo bought more than 9 grams of the drug, the active ingredient used in making meth, over 40 times in a single day.
Formal sentencing is pending. Both remain in the custody of U.S. Marshals.
