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Efforts are underway to provide assistance to a rural Pryor–area family that saw two loved ones killed. Also, agencies are teaming up to take donations for Claremore residents.

Meanwhile, the Senate Education Committee approved two of Gov. Kevin Stitts nominations for education posts.

Sen. Cody Rogers, R-Tulsa, asked for an update when ODOT Director Tim Gatz met with a Senate committee. Gatz said an $85 million federal grant will help accelerate work.

Tulsan Rocky Goins, a 1984 U.S. Naval Academy graduate, chairs the committee responsible for activities surrounding the nuclear submarines commissioning ceremony, tentatively scheduled for mid-2027.

It could be Christmas in July for the Oklahoma oil and gas industry as it secured $50 million under a tax rebate program for methane-reduction equipment upgrades in a budget agreement struck last week by Republican legislative leaders.

Read these updates on Muscogee Nation litigation pending in federal court and before the tribe's supreme court in late May 2024.

It could be Christmas in July for the Oklahoma oil and gas industry as it secured $50 million under a tax rebate program for methane-reduction equipment upgrades in a budget

Here are some snapshots of just a few of the wonderful coffee shops that grace Oklahoma City.

The Oklahoma oil and gas industry secured $50 million under a tax rebate program for methane-reduction equipment upgrades in a budget agreement struck last week by Republican legislative leaders.

Bob Anderson said he has worked a lot of disasters in his 38 years as a rural firefighter including major regional tornadoes in Moore, Oologah, Catoosa and — up until