Do Fewer Than Four in 10 Oklahomans Participate in Presidential Elections?

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The Oklahoma Water Resources Board approved a dam consent order Tuesday with companies connected to former state Senate President Pro Tempore Glenn Coffee, fining them $2,500 and requiring compliance — while simultaneously approving the order without allowing Cedar Lake residents to address the board. Coffee is now seeking water permits from the same streams feeding the lake.

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OKLAHOMA CITY — As questions swirl nationwide about the appropriate role of technology in children’s education, some Oklahoma parents, lawmakers and districts are calling for a reduction to in-school screen time. The nation’s two largest districts, New York City Public Schools and the Los Angeles Unified School District, rolled out policies this year curtailing use […]

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OKLAHOMA CITY — A state board governing vocational learning centers could ask for a $67.87 million budget increase next year with the goal of expanding workforce training. The Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education on Thursday presented a $249.56 million budget request for the 2028 fiscal year. The agency’s board is expected to vote […]