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School security legislation that has passed in six other states, is now awaiting a signature from Governor Stitt.This legislation known as Alyssa’s Law would re

The passing of Senate Bill 1671 in 2022, which gave direction for Holocaust education in public schools, has now inspired the creation of an app focused on imme

The 3rd annual Black Wall Street Business Expo in metro Atlanta accomplished three important objectives simultaneously.

There's no shortage of patriotic activities in Green Country around the 4th of July. Below is a list of options you can check out with you friends and family!

On Tuesday, the Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Board awarded $11 million to 71 cities, counties and school districts to fund Oklahoma's opioid crisis.These grant awa

Bowden McElroy, Rob Hall, Ryan Myers and Kane Smith are entered in the June 18 GOP primary. If none receives a majority, the top two will go to an Aug.

Broken Arrow Police Chief Brandon Berryhill knew it was time to retire on the day he celebrated 30 years with the Broken Arrow Police Department.

Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) has named Dwayne Apple as the company's new vice president of Distribution Operations. Apple replaces Jennifer Ellis...

Oklahoma Schools and Food Banks are working to fill the gap in food service for families relying on schools’ free and reduced-price meals.NewsChannel 8 reported

Hall Estill, Oklahoma's leading law firm, is pleased to announce the election of Bryan J. Nowlin as a new member of its board of directors.