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12/06/2024

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12/05/2024

The release says the legislation will include dates for primary and general elections, eligibility requirements, filing rules and a process for determining salary compensation.

Finish the story from StateImpact Oklahoma's Beth Wallis on publicradiotulsa.org

Amid mounting tension between State Superintendent Ryan Walters and district administrators over controversial mandates, Walters announced a proposal Wednesday to leave the jobs of school district superintendents in the hands of voters instead of being hired by local school boards.

12/04/2024

State of Oklahoma and poultry industry questions whether water quality of Illinois River watershed has improved in the last 15 years

Local & Regional State of Oklahoma and poultry industry questions whether water quality of Illinois River watershed has improved in the last 15 years Public Radio Tulsa | By Zach Boblitt Published December 4, 2024 at 10:40 AM CST Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Photo courtesy Fernando Losada Rodrig...

12/03/2024

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For every $10 you give (minimum gift: $30), you can have one tree donated to the National Forest Foundation’s Sapling Program to be planted in a distressed national forest. Make your Giving Tuesday donation online at publicradiotulsa.org.

12/03/2024

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12/02/2024

Upcoming service changes at MetroLink Tulsa

There will be time changes in Broken Arrow and an expanded zone southwest of downtown, while the micro transit zone around the airport will be cut.

12/02/2024

Amason said the section has contributed to attempts to eliminate taxes on menstrual products and create an income tax credit for purchasing naloxone in certain establishments.

(Image: Karolina Grabowska/Pexels, Story: Jillian Taylor/StateImpact Oklahoma)

Oklahoma medical students are working with the State Medical Association to propose a measure that would expand coverage of prostate cancer screening under Medicaid.

11/29/2024

The lights and music inside Silver Seed at Guthrie Green run on a 42-minute loop.

The music of the Silver Seed art installation at Guthrie Green gently washes over the ears of visitors.

11/27/2024

A court hearing to dismiss a lawsuit brought by a Green Country superintendent against Oklahoma schools chief Ryan Walters went forward Tuesday.

11/26/2024

Competitors from the Sooner State won big during the main event Sunday, with Brianna Stinnett of Claremore taking the top spot in the women’s overall.

Other highlights included last year's marathon winner from Tulsa nabbing the half-marathon top prize.

11/25/2024

A prayer at a Tulsa City Council meeting has drawn accusations of “Satanism” from state officials.

At a meeting last week, outgoing councilor Crista Patrick’s pagan priestess Amy McAdams gave an opening invocation.

11/25/2024

A Green Country banker says tariffs proposed by President-elect Donald Trump could cause prices to rise for Oklahomans.

11/25/2024

Taylor Swift: A beacon for Oklahoma women embracing feminine expression

Taylor Swift can be a beacon for Oklahoma women wanting to be themselves.

11/21/2024

Jewish art museum vows to continue marking history as it buries Holocaust remains in Tulsa

The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art has buried and held a Jewish funeral for Holocaust remains it once kept.

11/21/2024

Tulsa Remote is gaining national attention for the way it benefits both Tulsa and the people who participate.

A local initiative called Tulsa Remote is catching national attention.

11/21/2024

Leaders in Green Country’s Native communities are being recognized by the City.