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Oklahoma troopers returned to Norman for a second Operation SAFE sweep, displacing dozens of people who say they have nowhere else to go.
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Local headlines for Friday, August 14, 2026 -
Jackie Fortier/StateImpact OklahomaThe new course's goal is to strengthen the capabilities of current and emerging healthcare leaders, equip them with practical tools and help them build a network of peers to share best practices with. -
Sarah Liese/KOSUOklahoma Attorney General and Republican candidate for Governor Gentner Drummond’s comments calling some members of his party fascists at the Tulsa Press Club’s Candidate Forum this week are causing a stir. -
Nuria Martinez-Keel/Oklahoma VoiceHow are Oklahoma public schools preparing for new reading regulations?
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Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt is threatening to invoice Tulsa and Oklahoma City Police Departments for costs associated with clearing homeless encampments on state land. -
Carlos Cuesta-Rodriguez was put to death Thursday for the 2003 murder of Olimpia Fisher. -
Nostalgic Oklahomans may reminisce about running through their backyards on hot summer evenings, cupping their hands to catch the flying, glowing insects twinkling in the air. -
Local headlines for Thursday, August 13, 2026 -
This summer was filled with blockbuster movies hitting the big screen. But in Oklahoma City, you could find pop-up retro screenings in bars, art galleries and toy stores thanks to VHS and Chill. -
Oklahoma City leaders are expected to consider renewing the city’s contract with the controversial automated license plate reader company Flock Safety on Tuesday. -
A federal judge has voided oil and gas drilling permits on Pawnee Nation trust land, concluding a decade-old court case. -
City of Yukon leaders have set a date for the city’s mayor recall election. Because of a data center project, city officials have faced massive public backlash. -
Gov. Kevin Stitt wants Oklahoma’s chapters of the Muslim Brotherhood and the Council on American-Islamic Relations, or CAIR, to be investigated as potential threats in the state. -
Three men in Tennessee, Alabama and Oklahoma are scheduled for lethal injection Thursday in a rare convergence of executions on the same day in the U.S.
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