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Because the bill failed, Oklahomans who do not select any party affiliation will continue to be designated as independents as required by existing state law.
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Oklahoma lawmakers advanced a measure that would allow out-of-state organizations to receive funding for a state program aiming to decrease abortions.
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House Bill 2992, signed on to by more than 30 lawmakers from both aisles, was sent to a conference committee for adjustments last week.
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Oklahoma's teachers on the minimum salary schedule are closer to getting a pay bump after the Senate sent a bill to Governor Kevin Stitt's desk Monday.
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Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols presented his fiscal year 2027 budget proposal to city council on Wednesday.
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The way Oklahoma elementary students learn how to read will look different over the next two years, thanks to a bill signed by Gov. Kevin Stitt Tuesday morning.
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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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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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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.