
OPMX
This report was produced by the Oklahoma Public Media Exchange, a collaboration of public media organizations in the state.
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The highly anticipated Killers of the Flower Moon has a release date.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has announced it will make grants available to help rural Oklahoman's repair whose houses were damaged by severe weather last year.
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Oklahoma's only historically Black college announced it is cancelling all outstanding charges its students incurred over the last three semesters.
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A bill to require backseat passengers under 16 to wear a seat belt passed in the Senate earlier this week.
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Since Oklahoma voters rejected recreational cannabis earlier this month, the state legislature has advanced several bills to further regulate medical cannabis grow businesses.
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Your local post office may not be the place where you would expect to see world-class art. Oklahoma is an exception. Thirty-one post offices around the state are adorned with murals that are simply masterpieces.
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A bill that would require schools to allow Native students to wear tribal regalia during graduation ceremonies passed unanimously in the state Senate Wednesday.
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The Oklahoma Department of Human Services is accepting applications for household utility assistance.
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After a train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, generated thousands of tons of contaminated soil, the company responsible must find licensed facilities to take that waste. Gov. Kevin Stitt blocked a shipment to Oklahoma, but the EPA said his refusal is not legally permissible.
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Oklahoma City Representative Mauree Turner — the legislature's only open nonbinary member — is the target of attacks on their race, gender and religion following a move earlier this week by House Republicans to formally censure the Democratic lawmaker.