Built in the 1930s, the Graffiti Bridge was a place where different generations left their mark.

For more than five decades the bridge stood over Western Avenue in Oklahoma City.

The Robert Symes Trucking & Excavating Co. completed the task of demolishing and hauling off Graffiti Bridge from NW 59 and Western in June 1991.

When pieces of the bridge crumbled to the ground and vast slabs of layered paint peeled off the concrete, it should have come as no surprise that parts of Graffiti Bridge had begun a second life.

Some people took a piece of the Graffiti Bridge just after its demise, swooping in like vultures as piles of concrete and chunks of paint were dumped near the demolition site, which was surrounded by
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WASHINGTON (AP) _ Attorney General Michael Mukasey was feeling better Friday after collapsing during a speech, a spokeswoman said, reporting that hospital medical tests showed no signs of a stroke or cardiac-related problem.

Gina Talamona of the Justice Department told reporters the 67-year-old Mukasey, who had been rushed to George Washington University Hospital after the attack late Thursday, was still recovering Friday and had more tests scheduled as a precaution. She said he never transferred his authority as attorney general at any time during the incident.

"There's no indication that he suffered a stroke or any heart-related incident," Talamona said outside the hospital. "It really appears to be a fainting spell.
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EDMOND — About 70 lawmen raided an Edmond apartment complex this morning, looking for gang activity, drugs and other criminal activity, a police spokeswoman said.

The raid is at Rolling Green Apartment, 400 E Danforth Road, Glynda Chu said.
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An escapee is back behind bars and his daughter is safe after Tulsa Police spent most of Thursday tracking them down. 

An elderly man is discovered dead, bound and beaten inside his home near 37th & Harvard.

A mother and her son are hoping to helping out the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma in a big way.

Fans of Trace Adkins across northeast Oklahoma will have to wait a little longer before they see him perform at the BOK Center in Tulsa.

Workers say something needs to be done to protect the tens of thousands of people who rely on the hospital for their health care needs.