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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is considering rule changes to the law, which could have impacts on the Sooner State's flora and fauna.
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2025 is coming to a close, and StateImpact Oklahoma's Logan Layden sat down with StateImpact's reporters to talk about some of the issues they've covered this year and how they'll evolve in 2026.
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Four moderate House Republicans — from swing districts Democrats are already eyeing for next year’s midterms — have broken ranks with Speaker Mike Johnson, signing on to Democrats’ petition to force a vote on extending health care subsidies that expire at the end of this year.
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Controversial academic standards for social studies are unenforceable because Oklahoma’s top school board violated state open meeting laws when approving them, the state Supreme Court decided Tuesday.
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Oklahoma leads the nation in executing death row inmates. Now, multiple Oklahoma-based organizations are joining the effort to end that practice.
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Pet owners can fill out a form with their lost pet's information, including last known location.
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In a video posted to his Facebook page, Jordan Lee gives a tour of a Utah house he moved into in 2023, pointing out his riding mower, auto lift and 86-inch television.
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Oklahoma's largest trade association for the child care industry is suing the Oklahoma Department of Human Services to stop it from enforcing cuts made to child care subsidies for school-age children.
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The Oklahoma Department of Corrections has spent millions on body cameras with the stated goal of increasing transparency, but is refusing to release recordings to the public.
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State Democrats said they filed what they thought was the appropriate paperwork, later stating it was a "miscommunication."
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A new online handbook aims to direct young homeless people to resources for everything from housing to health care.
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The commission has been playing up the planned festivities in Tulsa to mark 100 years of the historic road.