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Lawrence school board member Kay Emerson has announced that she plans to resign her seat on the governing body. Emerson made the announcement on her Facebook

2 News Oklahoma gets emails and calls every week from women, either struggling to get a protective order, or struggling to get a protective order enforced by authorities. Is the system flawed?

As they have for years on the last day of school, Pinckney students lined the hallways of the school to “clap out” graduating fifth graders. The younger stu

To finance the construction of state assets, agencies would borrow money from the state itself instead of selling bonds on the private market.

Broken Arrow Elementary teachers and students marked the end of an era on Wednesday. Though kids were celebrating the end of the school year, it was also the

The Oklahoma House and Senate have voted to override Governor Kevin Stitt's veto of a bill that would allow Native students to wear tribal regalia at graduation.

Lawrence school board member and social worker Carole Cadue-Blackwood has filed for reelection, becoming the first incumbent to do so. Cadue-Blackwood, who wa

Also, Grand Central Wine Bar opening in Sebago, Congdon's After Dark starts its seventh season and Portland Wine Week is set for June.

Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, Harold Hamilton, wrestling, track, football, athletics, sports

A handful of cities in Kansas have been found to be among the most affordable in the nation for home buyers.