TULSA, Okla. - After nearly a decade of relentless touring, emotionally charged performances and becoming one of Oklahoma’s most recognizable punk acts, Tulsa-based band CLIFFDIVER is stepping away — ...

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It took six months of doctors probing and repeatedly scanning her abdomen to find the cause of Vicky Stinson's jaundice. By the time a doctor uttered the words "pancreatic cancer," Stinson's disease ...