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Roundup: OK Supreme Court rules in custody case, Stitt vetoes rankle tribal leaders

(Update: On Thursday, May 25, the House of Representatives and the Senate voted to override Gov. Kevin Stitt's vetoes of SB 429, which allows...

Free dental, vision, medical care in Tulsa on May 6-7

Over the years, I have written a few short posts to alert the public about Remote Area Medical events, and I am doing so...
St. Anthony building

OK County looks at former St. Anthony building for mental health facility

Oklahoma County is considering whether to purchase the old St. Anthony South building at 2129 S.W. 59th St. for use as a mental health...
seeking Oklahoma County's new jail

Selecting site, architect for Oklahoma County’s new jail largely falls to seven people

During his career, developer Steve Mason has been involved in more than a few projects in Oklahoma City, including the Yale Theater, which he...
school choice tax credit bill

House passes school choice tax credit bill, holds it from governor for leverage with Senate

In their first chess move since the Oklahoma State Senate decoupled the Legislature's education funding package from its proposed private school and homeschool tax...
ryan walters House committee

‘Air this out’: Ryan Walters roils House committee, says unions are ‘terrorist organizations’

In a conference room packed with legislators, journalists, school district administrators, top aides of the State Department of Education and members of the public...
RTA commuter rail

RTA wants to put commuter rail project before Oklahoma City, Edmond and Norman voters

The Regional Transportation Authority of Central Oklahoma would like to bring a ballot referendum before Oklahoma City, Edmond and Norman voters in either fall...
newspaper industry

Learning of life and death in the newspaper industry

Your editor has asked me to write something about having been a journalist in days of yore when print was king and computers were...
donuts

Dunkin’ on each other for ‘Donuts with the Governor’

Who doesn't love donuts? A sweet, fried treat that is easy to eat, donuts are hard to turn down. Splitting a limited box of...
Stitt Cabinet nominees, Chad Mariska

After moving education package alternative, Senate rejects two Stitt Cabinet nominees

One day after Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoed 20 Senate bills and threatened to continue axing measures from the Legislature's upper chamber if his proposed...

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