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Key to Home is housing 75 people experiencing homelessness in central Oklahoma City. The move follows the closure of a large homeless encampment earlier this month.
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Local headlines for Thursday, August 27, 2026
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Major races for statewide offices, plus two state questions, attracted higher-than-usual voter turnout for Tuesday’s runoff elections.
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Meta settled a lawsuit with 47 states Wednesday over children's social media addiction. Oklahoma will receive at least $235 million as a result.
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A large water leak has caused pressure drop and shut offs in the southwest side of the city.
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In a split vote, the Norman City Council decided against supporting three turnpike interchanges planned by the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority.
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KOSU's weekly round-up of local music news features details on the donation of Roy Clark's personal and professional archives, Oklahoma's newest "Rising Star" and more.
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Local headlines for Wednesday, August 26, 2026
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A Texas company countersued the state Ethics Commission on Tuesday, alleging it suffered $6 million in losses after the agency ended a contract to replace the state’s campaign finance system.
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Want a mental break from the 100-degree weather? For the second year in a row, the Oklahoma Department of Transportation is asking kids to name some of the state’s snowplows.
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State Auditor Cyndi Byrd's annual federal audit found nearly $25 million in questioned costs across three Oklahoma agencies for fiscal year 2024, down sharply from $93 million the prior year.
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The price of electricity is soaring in the summer heat, when fans and air conditioners are working nonstop. In Tulsa, Okla., people are having their power cut when they can't pay their bills.
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Oklahoma farm groups say the Trump Administration’s move to import tons of ground beef undermines American producers.
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While statewide races for party nominees for governor, state superintendent, U.S. Senate and two state questions took top billing in Tuesday’s runoff election, some Oklahoma voters also saw school bonds and tax propositions for cities and counties on their ballots.
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