In an effort to improve the state’s soil health, the Oklahoma Conservation Commission is paying up to $40,000 to farmers and ...
Poultry growers and the local economies depending on them are under severe threat from the Oklahoma attorney general's ...
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Academic advising isn't a luxury. It's a necessity | Opinion
By ensuring every student has meaningful access to a trained adviser, Oklahoma can turn what is now a patchwork system into ...
A wave of data centers is triggering demand for new electricity generation. OG&E and PSO are pushing to charge ratepayers more in the race to keep up.
Advocates concerned over state’s plan to use grants aimed at poor students on literacy, school choice for all kids.
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The Supreme Court Will Get Another Shot at Church-State Separation
A split decision prevented the religious right from creating the first public-funded religious school in Oklahoma—but they’re ...
Stitt strongly opposes his attorney general's approach to ongoing litigation with Tyson Foods, and paid a visit to Adair ...
In downtown Oklahoma City, the SPARKLE - Holiday Walk is making its gleaming debut this year at Scissortail Park.
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State Election Board mails postcards asking over 71,000 voters to update voter registration address
The State Election Board said it's mailed postcards to over 71,000 voters asking them to update their voter registration ...
Gov. Kevin Stitt is urging a resolution to ongoing lawsuits against Oklahoma's poultry industry, which allege water pollution ...
AI data centers in Oklahoma are driving up electricity demand, sparking rate debates and concerns over costs for residents and communities.
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