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We are hearing reactions from universities and lawmakers about Governor Kevin Stitts executive order to keep tax dollars out of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) programs.

2 News reached out to OU, OSU, RSU, NSU, TCC and Langston University to learn how they're adapting to the new rules.

Experts and students say Gov. Kevin Stitt's order banning DEI programs on Oklahoma college campuses will hurt marginalized students the most.

CASPER — Wyoming’s outdoor recreation is a sector to be reckoned with. New numbers from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) show the outdoor recreation industry is comfortably outpacing the

CASPER — Wyoming’s outdoor recreation is a sector to be reckoned with. New numbers from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) show the outdoor recreation industry is comfortably outpacing the

CASPER — Wyoming’s outdoor recreation is a sector to be reckoned with. New numbers from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) show the outdoor recreation industry is comfortably outpacing the

New numbers from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) show the Cowboy State’s outdoor recreation is a sector to reckon with, as it comfortably outpaces the state’s overall economic growth.

Bright Futures Mentoring (BFM) is one of 200 nonprofits in Wyoming. First established in Cody in 2000, it relies heavily on local funding. Since it began 23 years ago, the

A lot has changed in Stillwater over the last century, but Pistol Pete has been a constant on the Oklahoma State campus for 100 years.

Frank Eaton sat on his porch in Perkins, puffing on a pipe and waiting to tell his life stories to passers-by.