Graycen Wheeler
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An Oklahoma judge ruled the state cannot enforce its ban on using banks with pro-green energy policies for state business.
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Repeated devastating floods have plagued the residents of Miami in Northeast Oklahoma. Now, the city has received a $6.3 million FEMA grant to help.
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A federal judge says a wind farm must pay the Osage Nation for illegally mining on Osage land, but the court hasn’t decided how much.
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Devon Energy is Oklahoma’s second-biggest oil and gas company, and it just got even bigger.
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Federal wildlife officials have decided not to add an Oklahoma-specific crawdad species to the endangered species list.
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You may have heard Tornado Alley is shifting east — away from the plains and into the mid-South. But a recent study shows that even if Oklahoma is seeing fewer tornado days, it’s feeling their effects more than ever.
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A county in Southern Oklahoma just picked its new sheriff by pulling a name out of a bucket. Now, a state lawmaker has promised new legislation to change the state’s procedures for tied elections.
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Last week, Oklahomans voted in county sheriff primaries across the state. In Carter County, the two Republican candidates each received 2,569 votes.
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Apple NewsOklahomans will head to their polling places Tuesday to vote in primaries and decide local questions.
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After a TikTok video went viral about water pollution in East Cache Creek, City of Lawton officials have explained their plan to restore water levels.