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More than two dozen states that have banned TikTok on government-owned devices, nearly all of them within the past two months, as part of a snowballing government panic over a wildly popular app best known for its viral jokes and dance routines.

Jan. 19—Oklahoma freshman Faith Torrez was nervous heading into her first collegiate gymnastics meet.

Jan. 13—Local lawmakers are responding to House Bill 1933, which reduces unemployment benefits from 26 weeks to 16 weeks in Oklahoma.

My first impression regarding OG&E’s corporate culture was formed over the most innocent of circumstances. Our kids and now grandkids play in our cul-de-sac and, frequently, the playing goes on

Editor’s note: Today’s profile of circulation manager Sunny Law is the latest in a series focusing on Norman Transcript employees.

Arena a horrible idea for many reasons

Dec. 23—Editors note: This article has been updated to reflect that Joey Senate is a professor at Oklahoma State University.

Editor’s note: Today’s profile of senior staff writer Mindy Ragan Wood is the latest in a series focusing on Norman Transcript employees.

Editor’s note: Today’s profile of pressman Lionel Bridges is the latest in a series focusing on Norman Transcript employees.

NORMAN, Okla. — Oklahoma could land a fusion-based power plant after administrators from a renowned California lab visited the state to meet with possible stakeholders, a University of Oklahoma professor