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It's now a familiar tune in Oklahoma — a proposed charter school vying to become the nation's first publicly funded religious school.
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Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols gave his State of the City address Tuesday evening. Nichols recited a long list of accomplishments starting with the city’s revenues outpacing spending for the first time since 2022.
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State Attorney General Gentner Drummond asked a Rogers County judge Monday to require the two companies behind the proposed Inola smelter to answer discovery requests about their ownership. This would include whether any public official or their family member holds a financial interest in the foreign investment behind the Inola smelter project.
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According to a report released Tuesday by the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety, all nine people involved in Monday's crash were wearing seat belts at the time.
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The timing of Hern's swearing-in had been in dispute
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Union High School graduate Jeremy Latcham was chosen to be the next president and chief creative officer of DC Studios, replacing James Gunn and Peter Safran.
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Two arrests in Tulsa resulted in the rescue of 39 cats and dogs, and the discovery of 19 deceased animals.
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An intra-tribal dispute between the Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town and a deal with prediction market company Kalshi is at the center of a lawsuit in Muscogee Nation tribal court.
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Union Public Schools' board voted Monday night to put a $200 million bond proposal on the Feb. 9 ballot.
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Tulsa Public Schools confirmed Monday that seven students and a teacher from Webster High School were in an accident on the Turner Turnpike.
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Threats-In-Motion are the first stage of a next-generation forecasting framework, focused on continuously updated thunderstorm and tornado warnings.
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A federal agency and a group of legislators are proposing changes to the National Historic Preservation Act. Some tribal officials in Oklahoma say their ancestral and sacred land would be endangered.