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A flap over car tags offered by Indigenous nations in Oklahoma has again come to forefront, with Gov. Kevin Stitt challenging the validity of some of those agreements.

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OKLAHOMA CITY -- In a clemency petition filed today, October 19, Shawn Nolan -- the attorney for Oklahoma death row prisoner Phillip Hancock -- presented a strong case for actual

Among the security improvements included in Proposition No. 1 are better lighting for parking lots, two additional secure vestibules and a perimeter fence for Broken Arrow High School.

Zarrow Commemoration Fund on track to invest over $4 million

ENID, Okla. —

Republican policymakers in Oklahoma are aware of the fact that they cannot simply ban all abortions. The Supreme Court has already considered flat prohibitions and deemed them unconstitutional. Oklahoma’s GOP-led legislature has nevertheless concluded that it can ban doctors from performing abortions. Tulsa World reported today: The Oklahoma Senate on Thursday sent Gov. Mary Fallin…

The open enrollment period began Oct. 15 and runs through Dec. 7.

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Blue Bell Ice Cream is expanding its Broken Arrow facility by 100,000 square feet and adding 15 new jobs in an effort for economic growth.