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Members Of Congress Support Gov. Stitt's Decision To Block Waste Delivery From Ohio

Alex Cameron Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt‘s decision to block tons of contaminated soil from the East Palestine, Ohio train derailment site from being trucked to a disposal facility in western Oklahoma has the full support of Oklahoma’s congressional delegation.

Bristow Company Cleaning Up After Equipment Leaks Oil-Like Fluid Into Nearby Creek

News On 6 A Bristow tire recycling facility is working with the Department of Environmental Quality after oil was found leaking into a nearby creek.

Concerns Over Earthquakes Near Hazardous Waste Landfill

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The 5.1 magnitude earthquake that shook northwest Oklahoma Saturday morning -- one of the strongest ever recorded in Oklahoma -- was felt from Kansas City to Dallas, but, at least according to preliminary reports, caused no damage.

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Bill Requiring Oklahoma Schools To Teach Cursive Writing Heading To Governor’s Desk

Chloe Abbott A bill is headed to the governor's desk that would require all Oklahoma public and charter schools to teach cursive writing to students in third through fifth grades. Right now, some schools teach cursive, but it's not required.

Bill Requiring Oklahoma Schools To Teach Cursive Writing Heading To Governor’s Desk

Tulsa Mayor Presents Next Year's Billion Dollar Budget To City Council

Kaitlyn Deggs Some of the specific items are pay increases for city employees, operating the new Zink Lake, and creating a new position to help with homeless programs.

Tulsa Mayor Presents Next Year's Billion Dollar Budget To City Council

Kaitlyn Deggs Some of the specific items are pay increases for city employees, operating the new Zink Lake, and creating a new position to help with homeless programs.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: How The State's Housing Market Affects First-Time Home Buyers

Erin Conrad The Federal Reserve sets the United States' monetary policy, including interest rates, which have been high for over two years. Those higher rates mean homebuyers in Tulsa are navigating the market during an uncertain time.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: How The State's Housing Market Affects First-Time Home Buyers

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Bill Requiring Oklahoma Schools To Teach Cursive Writing Heading To Governor’s Desk

Tulsa Mayor Presents Next Year's Billion Dollar Budget To City Council

Kaitlyn Deggs Some of the specific items are pay increases for city employees, operating the new Zink Lake, and creating a new position to help with homeless programs.

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: How The State's Housing Market Affects First-Time Home Buyers

Members Of Congress Support Gov. Stitt's Decision To Block Waste Delivery From Ohio

Bristow Company Cleaning Up After Equipment Leaks Oil-Like Fluid Into Nearby Creek

Concerns Over Earthquakes Near Hazardous Waste Landfill

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Bill Requiring Oklahoma Schools To Teach Cursive Writing Heading To Governor’s Desk

Bill Requiring Oklahoma Schools To Teach Cursive Writing Heading To Governor’s Desk

Tulsa Mayor Presents Next Year's Billion Dollar Budget To City Council

Tulsa Mayor Presents Next Year's Billion Dollar Budget To City Council

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: How The State's Housing Market Affects First-Time Home Buyers

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: How The State's Housing Market Affects First-Time Home Buyers

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Bill Requiring Oklahoma Schools To Teach Cursive Writing Heading To Governor’s Desk

Tulsa Mayor Presents Next Year's Billion Dollar Budget To City Council

Oklahoma's Own In Focus: How The State's Housing Market Affects First-Time Home Buyers

Man Arrested After Police Say He Charged Animal Control Officer With Pick Axe

Westbound Lanes Of Turner Turnpike Closed In Creek County Due To Collision

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