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This Week in Oklahoma Politics panelists discuss Oklahoma's high court striking down a law to restrict the state's initiative petition process and a redistricting analysis on Oklahoma's Congressional districts. -
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Tim Landes/Tulsa FlyerThe move of an Indigenous food law and policy group to the University of Tulsa was already underway when the organization’s co-founder was named the school’s next president. -
City of OKCMoratorium extensions in Oklahoma City and Edmond suspend data center development into 2027.
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Pavatt claimed innocence in the slaying of an Oklahoma City advertising executive for insurance money. His co-defendant and former lover, Brenda Andrew, is also on death row. -
It's now a familiar tune in Oklahoma — a proposed charter school vying to become the nation's first publicly funded religious school. -
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Welcome to the We Are Land-Grant series — short stories about how Oklahoma State University is making a difference through public impact research — improving lives in Oklahoma and beyond. -
Increased housing stock, decreased homelessness, lower crime rates and rising job growth are just a few wins Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols touted during his second State of the City Tuesday. -
In formerly red states, incoming Democrats have promised tighter regulations and fewer incentives for aerospace and tech developers; for Oklahoma, it’s an opportunity. -
The majority of funds dedicated to the four affected programs, like most federal education dollars, pass through the Oklahoma State Department of Education and go directly to schools. -
KOSU's weekly round-up of Oklahoma music news includes Vince Gill being nominated for the Songwriters Hall of Fame, Mayfest setting dates for 2027 and more. -
Hern’s swearing in will cut short the term of U.S. Sen. Alan Armstrong who had been tapped by Gov. Kevin Stitt earlier this year to temporarily fill the Senate seat. -
State Attorney General Gentner Drummond asked a Rogers County judge Monday to require the two companies behind the proposed Inola smelter to answer discovery requests about their ownership.
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