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PexelsHouse Bill 2992, written by Rep. Brad Boles, R-Marlow, was signed by Gov. Kevin Stitt on Monday. -
Thomas Pablo/KOSUTribal leaders discussed the possibility of Medicaid being removed from the Oklahoma constitution, federal energy grants and AI data centers at an event in Tulsa on Thursday.
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A decades-old lawsuit over poultry pollution in the Illinois River Watershed is still chugging along with a new appeal from the State of Oklahoma. -
Senate Bill 1636, written to improve the review process for solving cold cases, received approval from Gov. Kevin Stitt on Monday. -
A bill to expand eligibility for the state's college tuition assistance program to children of school counselors, librarians and more fell prey to Gov. Kevin Stitt's veto pen Tuesday. -
The album pays tribute to former U.S. poet laureate Joy Harjo's Musogee heritage and her musician mom. -
Congress established the rural emergency hospital designation to provide financial stability to facilities amid growing concerns over closures. The goal is to maintain access to outpatient and emergency services in rural communities. -
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The Muscogee Nation Supreme Court denied a series of appeals Tuesday seeking to enforce citizenship for descendants of people formerly enslaved by the tribe. -
State regulators gave preapproval to Public Service Company of Oklahoma for several new projects. The utility said it needs to add more energy to its mix to ensure reliability. -
Oklahoma lawmakers approved a bill to legalize natural organic reduction — the composting of human remains. Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoed the measure during what’s expected to be the final week of the legislative session. -
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