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Ryan Walters’ policies aimed at reforming public schools have raised eyebrows in recent months, but at least he’s made sure Oklahomans have seats at the table.

The company has been heavily criticized over concerns regarding its alleged safety practices.

New Yorks rollout of a legal cannabis market, already delayed once by a lawsuit, now is at risk of further delays from a pair of new lawsuits that take issue

"Waco lost a trailblazer, a champion and a compassionate leader. Her legacy speaks for itself."

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Mary Schnase re Hollander Hospitality

The new lawsuit argues that decision last month ordering new state legislative maps opens the door to the latest challenge focused on congressional lines.

Natalie Cochran, a former Raleigh County pharmacist, pleaded not guilty Monday to the murder of her husband, 38-year-old Michael, in February 2019.

MALLOY: The delegation’s push for fiscal responsibility is laudable. The grim reality is that a budget amendment is a longshot, at best, and the debt will continue to rise by

{KXLG -Watertown, SD} U.S. Senator Mike Rounds was in Watertown yesterday to present a well-deserved honor to a 93-year-old Veteran of the United States Army, Clifford J. Lindner, for his