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Bill banning cell phones in Oklahoma schools sent to Gov. Stitt
Legislation that bans students from using cell phones while in school cleared the legislature and is on Gov. Kevin Stitt's desk for final approval.
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Gov. Stitt group report criticizes Oklahoma wildfire response
Gov. Kevin Stitt says an investigation found critical failures in the response to deadly wildfires that swept through Central Oklahoma in March.
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Dollar Tree plans new Oklahoma distribution center after tornado destruction
Dollar Tree will build a massive new distribution center in Marietta, Okla., to replace a previous center that was destroyed by a tornado last year.
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OFFICIAL: 2028 Summer Olympics events coming to Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City has been officially approved to host 2028 Summer Olympics softball and canoeing competitions.
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OCCC giving Oklahoma businesses opportunity to hire talent
Oklahoma City Community College is giving businesses across the state an opportunity to meet and hire new talent during a career fair on Thursday.
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Oklahoma Children’s Hospital earns prestigious recognition
The Spina Bifida Association Clinic Care Partner program recognized Oklahoma Children’s Hospital OU Health's pediatric urology clinic as a national leader in spina bifida care.
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Oklahoma legislator wants federal family caregiver tax credit
Oklahoma State Rep. Tammy West is calling upon Congress to pass a federal version of Oklahoma's groundbreaking tax credit for working family caregivers.
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Oklahoma Aerospace & Defense sees $150 million capital investment
Oklahoma's aerospace and defense industry flew high in 2024 with $150 million in new capital investment.
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Bill aims to have initiative petitions better represent Oklahoma voters
A bill at the State Capitol is getting a lot of attention for its requirements to make ballot initiative petitions more representative of Oklahoma voters throughout the state.
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Bill to give Oklahoma ninth-graders math tutoring moving ahead
A legislative effort to provide struggling ninth-graders math tutoring from University of Oklahoma students is receiving strong support in the Oklahoma House of Representative and Oklahoma Senate.