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The post Are millions of dollars in Oklahoma education derived from tribal casino revenue? appeared first on Oklahoma Watch.
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Matthew Yim (via Oklahoma Watch)
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11/10/26
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OSU President Jim Hess has circulated a detailed roadmap for absorbing Tulsa Community College into an OSU system that would put both institutions under one president and one governance …
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Andrea Eger (via Oklahoma Watch)
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11/10/26
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A federal judge blocked Oklahoma’s proxy advisory transparency law one day before it took effect, ruling it likely violates the First Amendment by imposing extra requirements on advice opposing …
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Paul Monies (via Oklahoma Watch)
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11/9/26
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The Beggs Police Department cycled through five chiefs in 16 months before three officers resigned at once, the attorney general stepped in briefly and then left, and the town went 48 days with …
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Raynee Howell (via Oklahoma Watch)
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11/6/26
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The post Are Oklahoma cities powerless to pass their own rules regulating oil and gas company operations and municipal groundwater pollution? appeared first on Oklahoma Watch.
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Matthew Yim (via Oklahoma Watch)
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11/5/26
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Five Oklahoma federal judges’ 2025 financial disclosure reports have not been posted as a November 12 deadline approaches. Nationally, more than 700 filings from the past three years are …
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Brenna Witchey (via Oklahoma Watch)
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11/5/26
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Oklahoma Watch · A Town on the Edge, Unused Grants and DUI Pitfalls Brenna Witchey and Jake Ramsey examine how funding cuts threaten to undo major progress against violence in a small Oklahoma …
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11/4/26
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Republicans swept every statewide office in Tuesday’s Oklahoma midterms, with Mike Mazzei winning the governor’s race by carrying 73 of 77 counties. Democrats’ lone bright spot: flipping …
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Keaton Ross (via Oklahoma Watch)
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11/4/26
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Nov. 3, 2026 Oklahoma election results
The post ELECTION RETURNS appeared first on Oklahoma Watch.
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11/3/26
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The post Can you vote in Oklahoma without an ID? appeared first on Oklahoma Watch.
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Matthew Yim (via Oklahoma Watch)
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11/3/26
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A Trump administration proposal to remove federal Head Start standards would require programs to teach English only, ending Spanish instruction that Tulsa Educare families say is essential for …
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Raynee Howell (via Oklahoma Watch)
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11/3/26
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Outside groups have poured more than $5.5 million into Oklahoma midterm races, nearly matching what candidates have spent themselves. The governor’s race dominates, but state legislative …
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Keaton Ross (via Oklahoma Watch)
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11/2/26
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Gaylene Ricketts refused a BAC test after a DUI stop in El Reno, was later found to be suffering a stroke, and had criminal charges dropped — but still paid more than $2,000 in fees, attended …
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Raynee Howell (via Oklahoma Watch)
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10/30/26
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The post Are absentee ballots mailed to the deceased a frequent form of voting fraud? appeared first on Oklahoma Watch.
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Matthew Yim (via Oklahoma Watch)
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10/29/26
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Oklahoma settled the Trump administration’s voter data lawsuit — the only state to do so. Now a legal nonprofit is suing, saying Oklahoma’s new voter data restrictions violate federal law. …
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Paul Monies (via Oklahoma Watch)
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10/29/26
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In November 2023, Bob Holbrook was in his home office when his wife called him across the house to a window overlooking 10th Street in Wewoka. Brenna Witchey and Jake Ramsey’s story, A String …
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10/28/26
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Oklahoma Watch · Taxpayer-Funded Faith, Court Debt, and Preaching Politics Andrea Eger tracks the push for Oklahoma’s first taxpayer-funded religious charter school, while Keaton Ross breaks …
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10/28/26
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Three years after a wave of shootings and gang violence put Wewoka in state headlines, the juvenile diversion program that helped calm the town has lost its funding, 781 funds are frozen amid an …
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Brenna Witchey and Jake Ramsey (via Oklahoma Watch)
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10/28/26
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Ten years after voters approved State Question 781 to send prison savings to county diversion programs, only 43 of 77 counties are taking part, as of Oct. 20. At an interim study, lawmakers, …
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Keaton Ross (via Oklahoma Watch)
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10/28/26
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The post Is America’s violent crime rate at a multi-decade low, as Sen. Lankford claimed? appeared first on Oklahoma Watch.
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Matthew Yim (via Oklahoma Watch)
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10/27/26
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