PM NewsBrief: June 3, 2024
This is the KGOU PM NewsBrief for June 3, 2024.
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Through a century of hard work and heartbreak, the spirit of Greenwood labors on
The embers had barely cooled before Black Tulsans began rebuilding Greenwood Avenue.
Gilcrease Hills United States Oklahoma State University Ralph Mcintosh Hannibal Johnson Charlesm Goodwin
Source: richmond.com
Tulsa Ports getting more calls from interested companies
Meanwhile, plans for the biggest economic development project in state history are in a holding pattern, at least for now.
Source: tulsaworld.com
Rectal exams are now out for female Tulsa police applicants
“A lot of girls were forced to do it to be considered for applying, and ... you should never be forced to do it,” TPD Officer Kathy Still said.
Source: tulsaworld.com
Kansas ag teacher doubles size of chapter: Ginnie Graham
Educator Emily Baird grew the Kansas FFA chapter by 124% in six years, showing how a qualified and charismatic teacher can be transformative, says Editorials Editor Ginnie Graham.
Source: tulsaworld.com
Robert Plant and some Led Zeppelin songs to make Lincoln debut with Alison Krauss
Led Zeppelin never played Lincoln. But some of its songs and its singer Robert Plant will make its way to Pinewood Bowl on Wednesday along with Alison Krauss.
Source: journalstar.com
Tom Morello to Receive 2024 Woody Guthrie Prize, Joins Past Honorees Kris Kristofferson, Bruce Springsteen, Chuck D, and More
Tom Morello is set to receive the 2024 Woody Guthrie Prize and joins past honorees Joan Baez, John Mellencamp
Source: americansongwriter.com
State Education Department rules expected to pass as Oklahoma House hands them to the governor
OKLAHOMA CITY — There was one glaring exception to the dozens of bills and resolutions the state House considered on its final day of the 2024 legislative session — administrative
Source: normantranscript.com
Remembering Oklahoma civil rights leader Amos T. Hall
The quiet, peace-loving, humble Tulsan became Oklahomas first elected black judge.
Source: tulsaworld.com
Oklahoma lawmakers end 'successful' session a day before deadline | News
OKLAHOMA CITY – Lawmakers left the Capitol Thursday, a day before the deadline, after passing a $12.47 billion budget.
Source: normantranscript.com