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House Bill 2992 would create the Data Center Customer Protection Act of 2026
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Muskogee County residents experienced an EF-1 tornado Tuesday night. Yet, as the storm progressed, some say they were alerted almost too late.
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Gov. Kevin Stitt recapped his approach to immigration enforcement in Oklahoma and laid out his vision for how such enforcement should look going forward in his state and across the country.
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Far right Republicans joined Democrats in the Senate to block plans to put major changes to Medicaid expansion on August’s low voter turnout ballot.
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A Tulsa Democrat will no longer seek reelection following reports he used artificial intelligence to fabricate images of him kissing a woman.
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Nearly four years after criminal charges were filed, Epic Charter Schools’ founders are about to learn whether they will be bound over for trial in the state’s massive racketeering and embezzlement case against them.
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Oklahoma's State Election Board Secretary says a record number of candidates have filed for this year's elections.
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Lawmakers advanced a bill that would reshape how Oklahoma tracks the water it pulls out of the ground. After a change during the legislative process, the measure would also add requirements for data centers seeking to use Oklahoma groundwater.
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An Oklahoma representative confirmed this week that his resignation as chair of the state's Democratic Party came after he used artificial intelligence to generate a clip of him kissing a potential candidate for office, nonprofit news outlet Nondoc reports.
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The legislation's progression comes weeks after the state published its nuclear energy feasibility study.
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A measure introduced in the legislature this year would prohibit anyone in Oklahoma from suing fossil fuel companies for damages related to the effects of climate change or greenhouse gas emissions.
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Oklahoma Republican lawmakers are dead-set on reversing a 2020 vote to enshrine Medicaid expansion in the state's constitution. Their two-prong effort to remove the language and shrink Soonercare in the state came as a surprise to the Democratic minority.