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An Oklahoma Panhandle native will serve on the state’s Supreme Court.
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Stitt said only “half” of the Forestry Service’s resources were deployed during the state’s worst wildfire outbreak, which he described as “the perfect storm of high winds, low humidity and drought conditions.”
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Gov. Kevin Stitt named a new appointment Wednesday to the Oklahoma A&M Board of Regents, the governing board that oversees five colleges and universities, including Oklahoma State University.
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Oklahoma attorney general and 2026 gubernatorial candidate Gentner Drummond says he’s different from current Gov. Kevin Stitt. That was partly the message delivered to the American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Oklahoma on Monday.
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Democratic lawmaker Rep. Andy Fugate is suing Gov. Kevin Stitt over an executive order mandating state employees return to the office.
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The former legislative leader said he believes “God put President Trump back in the White House.” McCall joins Gentner Drummond in the race.
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Attorney General Gentner Drummond is dipping a toe into the controversy surrounding Gov. Kevin Stitt’s nominees for Oklahoma’s State Board of Education.
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Governor Kevin Stitt gave his annual State of the State address Monday to a joint session of the Oklahoma Legislature.
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As U.S. President Joe Biden warned in his farewell speech that “an oligarchy is taking shape” in the country, officials from Tulsa and beyond gathered to discuss how Oklahoma’s criminal justice system affects women.
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Gov. Kevin Stitt’s office is pushing back on comments it says were taken out of context from an Oklahoma City news station story about changes to high school graduation requirements.