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  • Los Angeles police form a line to keep a crowd from entering a building on April 30, 1992. Twenty years after the L.A. riots, most civil rights and community groups give the LAPD high marks for progress.
    After Riots, Scandal Sparked Reform In LAPD
    It's been 20 years since Los Angeles erupted in riots after the acquittal of four white police officers in the beating of black motorist Rodney King. The city has seen a lot of changes since then, but the police department has undergone an outright transformation.
  • This artist rendering shows Solicitor General Donald Verrilli speaking before the Supreme Court. Verrilli argued Wednesday that Arizona's immigration law steps into federal territory.
    Immigration Brings High Drama To The High Court
    A majority of Supreme Court justices showed they will likely uphold at least part of Arizona's controversial immigration law. Narrowing in on the so-called "show me your papers" provisions, the justices appeared unconvinced that the state law unconstitutionally steps on the federal government's toes.
  • Pakistan's Prime Minister Found Guilty Of Contempt
    Pakistan's Supreme Court has convicted Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani of contempt over a corruption case involving President Asif Ali Zardari. Gilani has resisted court demands to pursue graft charges against Zardari.
  • Ukraine Insulted By Dutch Beer Tap Ad
    The Netherlands Energy Co. is running an ad promoting its free beer taps. The ad contains a warning for Netherlands women: Prevent your husbands from traveling to Ukraine to see this summer's European soccer championship. The ad says the men might be seduced by beautiful Ukrainian women, so better that they stay home and drink beer.
  • U.S. Considers Ways To Keep Drones In Pakistan
    Pakistan's Parliament has recommended that the U.S. be prohibited from launching drone missile attacks on Pakistani soil. The drone program has been successful in killing militants in Pakistan, many of whom were launching attacks against American troops in neighboring Afghanistan. Analysts say it's unlikely the U.S. will agree to stop carrying out missile strikes from the unmanned aerial vehicles. The question is what happens now?
  • Pakistan's Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani as he arrived at court today in Islamabad.
    After Conviction, Pakistani Prime Minister 'Imprisoned' For Just A Few Minutes
    Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani was found guilty of contempt for refusing to push for the reopening of a corruption case involving President Asif Ali Zardari. The court sentenced Gilani to a term lasting until it adjourned — just minutes later.
  • Thursday Morning's Top Local News from KWGS
    In this morning's recap:A rally is set for tonight on behalf of the Tulsa Public Schools and the issue of funding.State leaders hear from Tulsans at the…
  • A home for sale near the University of Tulsa
    Tulsa Existing Home Sales Skyrocket
    The Tulsa housing market continues to rebound. Nearly 1,000 homes were sold last month. That makes March the best month for existing home sales since the…
  • Oklahoma To See Cooler Temps after Triple-Digit Heat
    OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Cooler temperatures are predicted Thursday for Oklahoma after areas in the southwestern part of the state crossed the triple-digit…
  • Joplin Invites Techies to Help Create New Website
    JOPLIN, Mo. (AP) — Joplin is looking for some high-tech gurus willing to work around the clock this weekend to help design a new, tornado-ready city…
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