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Memorial Day weekend could see more people than usual packing up their homes in a hurry after being evicted.
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Memorial Day Weekend could see mass evictions
Memorial Day weekend could see more people than usual packing up their homes in a hurry after being evicted. Thursday, Judge Trent Pipes will handle more than 380 eviction cases
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Evictions remain high in Oklahoma County with Christmas days away
The number of eviction cases is rising quickly, meaning hundreds of Oklahoma County families could lose their homes just days before Christmas.
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Nearly 200 eviction cases to be heard in Oklahoma County
Nearly 200 eviction cases are set to be heard in Oklahoma County on Thursday.
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Housing advocates say lawmakers should make it harder to evict
OKLAHOMA CITY — Affordable housing advocates are calling on lawmakers to make it harder to evict tenants as a way to keep more people housed.
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Oklahoma senate-judiciary committee debates high eviction rates and housing reforms
The Oklahoma Senate-Judiciary Committee held a meeting yesterday about reforming the eviction process in the state of Oklahoma, after hearing about a study on h
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Lawmakers asked to reform Oklahoma's eviction process
The current process is too cheap, too fast and too easy for landlords, but its hard on tenants, witnesses at an interim study say.
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Oklahomans face difficulty finding affordable housing, lawmakers told
(The Center Square) - One in four Oklahomans are spending over 30% of their income on rent, lawmakers on the Senate Judiciary Committee heard Tuesday.
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How Rental Assistance Programs Have Evolved During The Pandemic
A federal rental assistance program is drawing to a close, and housing stability programs are facing higher demand as eviction filings have risen.
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Ed. Leaders, Be Explicit About Race and White Supremacy (Opinion)
Most Popular Stories Close image caption Eight graders walk the halls on the first day back to school in Guntown, Miss., on Aug. 6, 2020. Teachers in several states told Education Week that since the beginning of the school year, enforcing precautions such as social distancing to slow the spread of the coronavirus has been nearly impossible. br Adam Robison/The Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal via AP
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