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A state committee has granted law enforcement leeway to investigate the Department of Human Services after a parent accused the agency of negligence in handling his son’s abuse report.
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Three Republican state lawmakers are asking the Oklahoma Supreme Court to bar a corporation commissioner from voting on certain cases following allegations of misconduct.
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State mental health officials are abruptly pulling the plug on a vending machine initiative designed to provide Oklahomans access to overdose-prevention medications and testing strips.
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A local with connections to Hollywood says more silver screen hits are coming to the Sooner State.
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The body of Christopher Coulston was discovered near Bird Creek more than a mile from where his truck was located at Mohawk Park Golf Course.
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An Oklahoma non-profit reports a lack of resources in the state for people seeking divorce. That could be especially dangerous for those in abusive marriages.
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A post that’s getting some attention online is not what it seems to be, according to city officials.
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There’s a multitude of problems facing Oklahoma teachers.
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Southeast Oklahoma Power Corporation, an energy company, wants to create two reservoirs just south of Talihina on the Kiamichi River that would act like a giant hydropower battery. Many Southeastern Oklahomans are gearing up to fight the project, which could displace hundreds of people.
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Pandemic relief funds will expire at the end of September, putting child care providers and parents who relied on the extra funding in a tight spot.
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State Question 832 would gradually increase the minimum wage until it reaches $15 an hour in 2029. Then, it would increase every year with the cost of living.
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The Oklahoma State Work Permits and Visa Task Force issued recommendations to find ways to aid immigrants who want to live and work in the state.