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OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma lawmakers on Wednesday advanced legislation that would allow law enforcement to immediately remove squatters at the request of a property owner.

Paycom Software, Inc. (NYSE: PAYC)("Paycom"), a leading provider of comprehensive, cloud-based human capital management software, donated $25,000 to FIRST® Robotics Competition, Oklahoma’s regional robotics competition that encourages innovation and hands-on

The Arts Council of Tahlequah will host three authors next weekend during the Red Fern Festival, along with Plein Air Red Fern and arts make-and-take activities at Cherokee Square.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma lawmakers on Wednesday, April 17, 2024, advanced legislation that would allow law enforcement to immediately remove squatters at the request of a property owner.

The proposed 1,907-foot Legends Tower and the site of the new Oklahoma County Jail were advanced by OKC's Planning Commission April 11, 2024.

More than 500 people from Oklahoma arts organizations gathered to celebrate the awarding of $10 million in state American Rescue Plan Act funds.

"This is my fourth regular session," state Sen. Jo Anna Dossett, D-Tulsa, told a Tulsa Regional Chamber breakfast. "Ive had more special sessions than regular sessions." #okleg

The City of Broken Arrow is anticipating a summer start for the groundbreaking of the Notes Live Amphitheater.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Two Republican lawmakers have abandoned their reelection efforts.

Tulsa PoliceDriving 107 mph on the way to do laundryOn Tuesday, an Officer stopped this white Camry driving 107 mph in a 65 mph zone on the BA Expressway.The d