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Governor Stitt Files Lawsuit Against Federal Government Over McGirt Ruling Interpretations

Governor Stitt Files Lawsuit Against Federal Government Over McGirt Ruling Interpretations More than one year after the US Supreme Court s historic ruling in McGirt vs. Oklahoma, Governor Kevin Stitt claims the Biden administration is already incorrectly expanding it and he s now taking them to court. A 27-page federal lawsuit filed in the Western District of Oklahoma Monday morning, claims the US Department of the Interior is breaking the law by taking surface coal mining jurisdiction away from Oklahoma, something the state has controlled since 1981. The Interior Department claims because of the McGirt ruling, it now has that jurisdiction on the Muscogee Nation Reservation. The Governor, along with the Oklahoma Office of the Attorney General, though disagree and call it federal overreach.

Family Working To Bring Loved One's Body Home After Oklahoma Couple Is Gunned Down In South LA

By: Ashley Holden DEL CITY, Oklahoma - Law enforcement is investigating after an Oklahoma couple was gunned down while in Los Angeles last Thursday evening. The family of 39-year-old Amanda Hursh is now trying to bring the Del City woman home. She was loving, Amanda s son Treyquan Oliver said. She didn t deserve it. Hursh s family told News 9 that she lived in Del City and leaves behind three sons. They said no one really knew Amanda was in California until they saw her post on Facebook. Hursh s only connection to the area was her husband, 44-year-old Rance Hill. Amanda s family said he was from the area.

Southeastern Oklahoma Sees Strong Storms With Tornadoes, Flooding Concerns

Live Updates: News On 6 Weather Experts Track Severe Weather

Southeastern Oklahoma Sees Strong Storms With Tornadoes, Flooding Concerns 11 p.m. Update: Strong storms, including some severe thunderstorms, continue to move east across southeastern Oklahoma Monday night. Areas across Pittsburg County are seeing flooding and we’re hearing reports of cars stuck in high waters. Watch: 9:45 p.m. Update: A tornado warning has been issued for Sequoyah County until 10:15 p.m. A tornado has been confirmed and touched down near Roland around 9:40 p.m. The tornado is moving east to Dora and across the Oklahoma-Arkansas border. 8 p.m. updates: A Tornado Warning has been issued for Pittsburg County until 8:30 p.m. Monday, and the tornado warning in Latimer County has been allowed to expire. The center of the storm is moving northeast from McAlester and near Wilburton around 40-45 miles per hour.

Southeastern Oklahoma Sees Strong Storms With Tornadoes, Flooding Concerns

Southeastern Oklahoma Sees Strong Storms With Tornadoes, Flooding Concerns

Hazardous weather expected in east Oklahoma and west Arkansas

From Staff Reports The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather outlook for east Oklahoma and west Arkansas with possible flash flooding, isolated tornadoes, and baseball-sized hail in northwest Arkansas Monday night. There is a 50% chance of thunderstorms Tuesday around Fort Smith with skies clearing in the evening. No severe weather is expected for Baxter County in north Arkansas. While the areas of greatest risk are east-central Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas, the west-central Arkansas counties of Sebastian, Crawford and Franklin are included in the hazardous weather outlook by the National Weather Service on Monday. Over an inch of rain is expected to fall in east-central Oklahoma Monday night that would feed into the Arkansas River basin and increase river levels downstream in Fort Smith.

Severe weather possible across Arkansas Monday, Tuesday

Severe weather possible across Arkansas on Monday night into Tuesday morning While most of Monday will be dry, thunderstorms will develop in Oklahoma during the evening and move eastward into the Natural State. Author: THV11 Weather Team Updated: 8:19 AM CDT May 3, 2021 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Monday will be an unseasonably warm and humid day.  High temperatures will top out in the upper 80s, but with increasing humidity, we’ll see heat index values in the low 90s by the afternoon.  While most of Monday will be dry, thunderstorms will develop in Oklahoma during the evening and move eastward into the Natural State.

Updates: Consensus On CB1 Optimism For OL

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