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This year, lawmakers passed Senate Bill 1119, which repealed a 270-hour cap on classroom teaching by adjunct teachers.

Policymakers can focus on making certain phonics is at the root of reading instruction in Oklahoma schools and in our colleges of education.

Psychology professor Tessa West said there are tried and true ways to deal with the most toxic coworkers, from gathering allies to overcommunicating.

This week the University of Oklahoma board of regents acted to protect free speech on campus by adopting the “Chicago Statement.”

American airlines say it's adding 91 flights between Phoenix and 22 U.S. cities, including the Albuquerque Sunport. 

A representative of the Albuquerque International Sunport told KOB it accommodated more than 140,000 passengers between Nov. 19 and Nov. 28.

Liars tend to avoid personal pronouns and seem relieved when a conversation is over, David Lieberman says.

Today’s policymakers must remember the lessons of the past if Oklahoma is to avoid tumbling into the same fiscal ditch as Illinois.

The latest round of ACT test scores in Oklahoma should worry not just parents, but business leaders.

Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs President Jonathan Small on September 27 praised state lawmakers’ efforts to protect children from being subjected to medically dubious “transgender” procedures with lifelong impact. “There