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Gov. Fallin signs open carry bill into law

Gov. Fallin signs open carry bill into law

A controversial bill that allows Oklahoma citizens to openly carry firearms was signed into law by Gov. Fallin Tuesday.

Curbside recycling comes to Stillwater

Curbside recycling comes to Stillwater

A few lucky residents in Stillwater will be testing a curbside recycling program to determine the feasibility of a single collection system for mixed recyclables.

Registration open for swimming, tennis lessons

Registration open for swimming, tennis lessons

If you are looking for ways to keep your little one entertained this summer, the City of Stillwater has a few programs that you can register for now.

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Lakers & Thunder ready to rumble in Round 2

Lakers & Thunder ready to rumble in Round 2

While the skies appear to be clear, many Oklahomans will be expecting to hear the rumble of Thunder tonight.

Emily heads to NASA

NASA invited 4Warn Storm Team Meteorologist Emily Sutton and KFOR-TV photographer Shauna to Microgravity University at NASA’s Headquarters in Houston, Texas to cover the Oklahoma State “Space Cowboys.”

The Space Cowboys are a group of eight aerospace engineering students and a professor who work on research projects for NASA in zero gravity (also known as microgravity).

Although this is not their first time to test an experiment for NASA, this is the first time NASA allowed a journalist to tag along.

They chose News Channel 4 HD and Meteorologist/reporter Emily Sutton.

Using three motion-sensing cameras, the OSU Space Cowboys will test motion in zero gravity.

NASA will apply this data and technology towards space suits of the FUTURE!

The following is Emily Sutton’s account of what it was like to see the core of NASA’s headquarters and feel weightless for the first time.

Saving A Buck: Mother’s Day

Just a reminder, this Sunday is Mother’s Day.

If you don’t have a gift yet for mom, you still have time.

While our moms deserve the best, the reality is, some of us are on a budget and would like to save a buck when it comes to those gifts.

If you want to give your mom a little pampering but are worried about the cost consider all your options.

If mom likes getting a manicure, head over to Central State Beauty Academy; the spa service costs just $10.

If you want to really spoil mom, add a pedicure, facial and massage for a total of just $125.

Carol Fisher, with Central State Beauty Academy, said, “We can do a day of beauty, any number of services in one day, and it’s a much lower price than going to a salon.”

It’s cheaper because students perform the services which means, in some cases, it may take a little more time.