OKC library selected for program giving NASA subject matter, resources to heavy Latinx populations
Oklahoma City's Capitol Hill Library within the Metropolitan Library System was selected to participate in the 'NASA @ My Library' program Oklahoma City's Hill Library has been selected to participate in the 'NASA @ My Library' program, which provides NASA subject matter and resources to areas with high Latin Latinx populations. The library will also receive kits with telescopes and other resources. The program aims to enhance science, technology engineering, arts and math opportunities in libraries across the state. The Oklahoma Capitol City library was selected for the program and will be available to share with children in both English and Spanish. Meanwhile, police are investigating an alleged assault on a person in a nearby neighborhood. No serious injuries were reported in the incident, but it is unclear if any arrests have been made.
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MINUTES. ALL RIGHT JONATHAN, SEE YOU SOON. NEW AND ONLY ON FIVE THIS MORNING. OFFICERS IN MIDWEST CITY INVESTIGATING AN ASSAULT. YEAH, ONLY ON KOCO FIVE. OUR CAMERAS WERE ON THAT LARGE LAW ENFORCEMENT PRESENCE AROUND SEVEN THIS MORNING IN A NEIGHBORHOOD NEAR MIDWEST BOULEVARD IN RENO. POLICE TELL US INSIDE THAT HOME THEY FOUND A VICTIM WITH INJURIES CONSISTENT WITH AN ASSAULT. BUT THEY SAY THE SUSPECT RAN FROM THE SCENE BEFORE THEY GOT THERE. THEY’VE. ALSO TRIED TO REACH THE SUSPECT OVER THE PHONE, BUT SO FAR HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO. WE’LL CONTINUE TO FOLLOW THIS AND BRING YOU MORE DETAILS AS THEY COME IN AND MOORE AND OKLAHOMA CITY POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING A SERIES OF CAR BREAK INS OVERNIGHT. THIS IS HAPPENING NEAR NORTHEAST 32ND AND BRYANT. POLICE HAVE BEEN GOING DOOR TO DOOR THIS MORNING IN THEIR INVESTIGATION AFTER MOORE. POLICE SAY THEY ARRESTED TWO SUSPECTS OVERNIGHT. WE’RE WORKING TO GET MORE DETAILS ABOUT ITEMS THAT MAY HAVE BEEN TAKEN. WE’LL BRING YOU THOSE UPDATES AS WE GET THEM AND DEVELOPING NOW AND ONLY ON FIVE OKLAHOMA CITY POLICE INVESTIGATING A HIT AND RUN. THIS HAPPENED AT SOUTHWEST 89TH AND CLINE AROUND SIX THIS MORNING. OKLAHOMA CITY POLICE TELLING KOCO THAT THEY FOUND THE OTHER VEHICLE INVOLVED IN THAT HIT AND RUN. BUT RIGHT NOW, IT’S NOT CLEAR IF ANY ARRESTS HAVE BEEN MADE. THEY DO SAY THAT THERE WERE NO SERIOUS INJURIES IN THE CRASH, AND A PERSON STABBED AT AN APARTMENT COMPLEX IN SOUTHWEST OKLAHOMA CITY. POLICE CALLED TO THE SCENE NEAR SOUTHWEST 27TH AND HARVEY THIS AROUND 1 A.M. WE KNOW ONE PERSON WENT TO THE HOSPITAL, BUT THEY ARE EXPECTED TO RECOVER AND WE DO EXPECT TO GET SOME MORE DETAILS FROM POLICE LATER TODAY. AND POLICE ARE BLAMING ROAD RAGE AFTER ONE PERSON WAS SHOT AND RUSHED TO THE HOSPITAL. THIS HAPPENED AROUND 730 LAST NIGHT IN EDMOND, NEAR 1/78 IN PORTLAND, OKC POLICE SAY IT STARTED AS A ROAD RAGE INCIDENT AND WE’RE TOLD THE SHOOTER AND VICTIM ACTUALLY KNEW EACH OTHER AND LIVE IN THE SAME NEIGHBORHOOD. POLICE SAY WHEN THEY GOT HOME, THEY GOT IN A FIGHT. AND THAT’S WHEN ONE NEIGHBOR SHOT THE OTHER. THE VICTIM WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL. FIRST RESPONDERS SAY THEY WERE ALERT AND TALKING. OFFICERS DETAINED THE SHOOTER, AND THEY’RE NOW BEING INTERVIEWED BY INVESTIGATORS AND POLICE RESPONDING TO A METRO HOME THAT WAS FIREBOMBED. WHEN THEY ASKED THE HOMEOWNER WHAT HAPPENED, HE SAYS HE SET FIRE TO HIS OWN PLACE. THEY ALSO FOUND SEVERAL SHELL CASINGS IN THE STREET STAGED GAS CANS IN THE RESIDENCE, PLUS
Oklahoma City's Capitol Hill Library within the Metropolitan Library System was selected to participate in the 'NASA @ My Library' program An Oklahoma City library was selected to participate in an education initiative that provides NASA subject matter and resources to areas with high Latinx populations. Open the video player above for more top headlines. Oklahoma City's Capitol Hill Library within the Metropolitan Library System was selected to participate in the "NASA @ My Library" program, which was created to enhance science, technology, engineering, arts and math opportunities. >> Download the KOCO 5 AppThe library will receive kits with telescopes and other resources for hands-on activities and NASA training. The program will be available to share with children in both English and Spanish. "The group of libraries participating in this program really embodies the changes we’ve been seeing over the past two decades in the library field,” Project Director Anne Holland said in a news release. “Programs for diverse patrons, opportunities for teen engagement, and making cutting-edge science relevant for their patrons are just some of the ways this group stands out.”Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here.The library will also have some events coming up to celebrate the program. Capitol Hill Library will host Moonbear Shadow Storytime from 4:15-5 p.m. on April 3, which will delve into the creation of shadows and explain how they form when an object obstructs light from reaching a surface, according to a news release. The library will also host a viewing party for the April 8 solar eclipse from 1-8 p.m. The event will utilize those new resources granted to the library through the initiative. Top Headlines No one puts the Bananas in a corner: Savannah's baseball team goes viral for 'Dirty Dancing' routine USGS: 2.6-magnitude earthquake recorded late Monday near Edmond CDC issues warning for morel mushroom seekers amid foraging season Stanley launching 'electrifying' collection with set of neon-colored tumblers TIMELINE: Storms could produce 1-inch hail late Wednesday in western Oklahoma An Oklahoma City library was selected to participate in an education initiative that provides NASA subject matter and resources to areas with high Latinx populations. Open the video player above for more top headlines. Oklahoma City's Capitol Hill Library within the Metropolitan Library System was selected to participate in the "NASA @ My Library" program, which was created to enhance science, technology, engineering, arts and math opportunities. The library will receive kits with telescopes and other resources for hands-on activities and NASA training. The program will be available to share with children in both English and Spanish. "The group of libraries participating in this program really embodies the changes we’ve been seeing over the past two decades in the library field,” Project Director Anne Holland said in a news release. “Programs for diverse patrons, opportunities for teen engagement, and making cutting-edge science relevant for their patrons are just some of the ways this group stands out.” Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here. The library will also have some events coming up to celebrate the program. Capitol Hill Library will host Moonbear Shadow Storytime from 4:15-5 p.m. on April 3, which will delve into the creation of shadows and explain how they form when an object obstructs light from reaching a surface, according to a news release. The library will also host a viewing party for the April 8 solar eclipse from 1-8 p.m. The event will utilize those new resources granted to the library through the initiative.
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