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Oklahoma City -– A bill to provide an across-the-board pay increase for Oklahoma’s teachers and certified school personnel received overwhelming support in the Senate Tuesday (March 21). Formal cost estimates

Recent pushes from the state legislature to target queer issues in schools and medicine have mobilized 2SLGBTQ+ Oklahomans, and the Transgender Action Choir is lifting their voices to speak up.

Four new members were appointed to the state Board of Education in January, but one has yet to attend a meeting. Some have questioned whether appointee Marla Hill is eligible

OKLAHOMA CITY — Ryan Walters has become the most divisive man in Oklahoma politics, say some Republicans.

OKLAHOMA CITY – A trio of bills aimed at recruiting more teachers for Oklahoma classrooms and assisting Oklahoma students passed the House Thursday.The legislation is authored by Mark McBride, R-Moore,

March 7, 2023 By News Director Jared Atha A Sayre man was arrested last week on a complaint of child sexual abuse. The felony charge was formally charged Monday

Officials say a Woodward woman has died following a crash in Dewey County.

An Elk City man and Clinton woman were injured Sunday evening after the motorcycle they were riding was struck from behind in Custer County near Clinton.

A new bill would allow natural gas producers to charge more than an Oklahoma or national emergency.

A Carter man is in critical condition after being involved in an ATV accident in Beckham County.