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This Week in Oklahoma Politics panelists discuss AG Gentner Drummond saying Gov. Kevin Stitt doesn't have the authority to call for a constitutional convention vote and more Oklahoma political news. -
The remains of twelve Indigenous children are coming home from the most notorious federal Indian Boarding School in the U.S., including two students from Oklahoma. -
John Huntley/Legislative Service BureauA Democratic State Senator is considering creating tax incentives for safe gun ownership. The idea is to improve and revive a failed 2020 bill proposed by one of the legislature’s most conservative Republicans.
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Oklahoma City Public Schools and Metro Technology Centers are teaming up to help students explore healthcare careers without leaving their high schools. The partnership will support students in meeting new graduation requirements. -
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More than a dozen tribes in Oklahoma are celebrating their national holidays over the Labor Day weekend and into the next month. -
For the first time, Oklahomans can add their state ID and Oklahoma driver’s license to their Apple Wallet. The feature is currently limited to iPhones and Apple Watches. -
A large busload of Peoria tribal citizens and community members will journey to the largest pre-Columbian settlement north of Mexico and bring a dance back into the area after 200 years. -
Emi Sengvilay is a new reporting intern, as part of KOSU's Casey Gosnell Internship Program. -
Cherokee Nation members are among Indigenous Americans criticizing DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin for an ICE encroachment on tribal lands in Arizona. -
The Oklahoma Health Care Authority said on Wednesday that yellow letters were sent last week, and any Oklahoman who receives one should follow the enclosed instructions to maintain their eligibility. -
On Tuesday, the Oklahoma City Council approved a redevelopment plan for the city’s historic Gold Dome. Hours later, the property was purchased in a court-mandated auction. -
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