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Local headlines for Wednesday, September 16, 2026 -
Abigail Siatkowski/KOSUA state-led group dedicated to combating the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples crisis is sharing its recommendations in a new report released last month. Better data, collaboration and more law enforcement resources were among the top priorities. -
Tim Landes/Tulsa FlyerThe move to blend Tulsa’s two-year community college into one of Oklahoma’s flagship universities would take legislative approval. Jim Hess says he sees a path. -
Graycen Wheeler/KOSUThe Oklahoma Water Resources Board approved a plan to bring unpermitted dams into regulatory compliance, against the wishes of homeowners in the downstream community of Cedar Lake.
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A.D. Ellis, former principal chief of the Muscogee Nation, died on Monday. He was 90. -
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The Eastern Shawnee Tribe elected a new chief, ending a 20-year tenure for the tribe’s first female leader, Glenna Wallace, who is retiring. -
Citing accounting errors, officials say Oklahoma County's available funds are $10 million less than they thought. Now, the district attorney wants a forensic audit of county finances. -
Around 100 dogs competed for the state championship title in Norman on Sunday. -
Oklahoma just saw its third-hottest August on record. Like half the nation, the state has no law regulating heat safety standards for workers exposed to high temperatures. -
Comanche Nation voters rejected pay raises for tribal leaders over the weekend. -
A significant cut in state funding and impending Medicaid changes are forcing an Oklahoma addiction and prevention nonprofit to close after 42 years.
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