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Too often the Oklahoma Legislature gets caught up playing small ball. That’s why it’s notable and praiseworthy when they tackle something really important.

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Most state legislative candidates opposed to school vouchers survived primary campaigns fueled by dark money.

Do most Oklahomans believe public school funding in our state is too low? Yes, they do – until they are informed how much Oklahoma actually spends. Then they change their tune.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Most state legislative candidates opposed to school vouchers survived primary campaigns fueled by dark money.

The Aug. 23 runoff winner will face Democrat Jena Nelson in the Nov. 8 general election.

Inflation is at a four-decade high, effectively slashing family incomes across Oklahoma as the buying power of their earnings rapidly declines. But it seems the leaders of academia at the University of Oklahoma didn’t notice. Otherwise, how can one explain OU President Joseph Harroz’s plan to raise tuition by 3%, which would come on top of, and compound, the impact of last year’s 2.75% tuition increase?

Allegiant Air halted Sunport routes in May

OKLAHOMA CITY — Out-of-state entities that stand to profit handsomely if voucher legislation advances are believed to be pumping hundreds of thousands of dollars in dark money into local legislative

OKLAHOMA CITY — Out-of-state entities that stand to profit handsomely if voucher legislation advances are believed to be pumping hundreds of thousands of dollars in dark money into local legislative