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An initiative petition aiming to reform Oklahoma’s election system and open primaries can begin collecting signatures following a ruling from the Oklahoma Supreme Court.
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Oklahoma's Supreme Court has paused the implementation of new social studies standards in the state's schools.
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Schools slated for updated imagery are Union and Central. Some alumni expressed anger at the decision while current students and parents showed support.
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A protest took place Tuesday night outside the Tulsa County GOP headquarters in response to a class that includes teachings from a controversial figure scholars consider a pseudo-historian.
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Gov. Kevin Stitt’s removal of homeless camps in Tulsa will be an ongoing process and could expand to other areas of the state, an Oklahoma Highway Patrol official said Tuesday.
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From panel discussions to day festivals and classes, there are so many opportunities for us to learn more about other cultures right here in Tulsa.
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Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols is hitting back at Gov. Kevin Stitt as Oklahoma’s top politician empowers state police to take out homeless encampments in the city.
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Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt said the state will more aggressively police and displace unhoused people in Tulsa. The announcement was followed by quick action from highway patrol officers and rebukes from local leaders.
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April Wilkens will remain in prison after Tulsa County District Judge David Guten on Thursday denied her request to be resentenced under the Oklahoma Survivors' Act.
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A Tulsa organization dedicated to equity in technology has partnered with one of the most prominent companies in the world.
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State Superintendent Ryan Walters' new PragerU-backed "America First" test for out-of-state teachers is now live. And despite Walters' claims the test will weed out "woke" teachers, it is impossible to fail.
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The Route 66 Commission chair said the decision to expand the grant came after a survey showing many buildings along the Mother Road were built after the previous 1959 cutoff.