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Proposed federal Medicaid cuts could significantly impact hundreds of Oklahomans with intellectual and developmental disabilities, according to officials at A New Leaf, a nonprofit based in Owasso.
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Among the items listed in the civil rights complaint are a free math program for middle school girls and the university’s Chinese Student Association.
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Jody is a reporting intern enrolled in the 2025 Summer Impact Program created by George Kaiser Family Foundation.
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The Oklahoma Democratic Party elected a new chair earlier this month, but it wasn't without controversy.
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The commissioners voted in mid-June to deny a conditional use permit for a proposed solar farm near the town of Porter and the Arkansas River.
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State Superintendent Ryan Walters announced a mandate Monday for districts to immediately submit new budgets to pay for all students' school meals.
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Tulsa’s historical museum has a new name and a renewed mission.
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KWGS has been recognized by the leading association for public media journalists.
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Amid struggles with data collection and participation, two Republican lawmakers want to probe the long-term effectiveness of a state program designed to nurture new small businesses.
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Recent shootings downtown have caused city officials to sound the alarm.
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Tulsa police say the new downtown curfew for youth is doing its job.
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For decades, funding for a state scholarship program memorializing the 1921 burning of Black Wall Street was limited, and students related to massacre victims weren’t prioritized in the selection process.