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The State of Oklahoma prevailed in two cases before the U.S. Supreme Court today, including a major religious liberty victory. In that case, Carson v. Makin, the U.S. Supreme Court held that the First Amendment does not permit a State to discriminate against religious schools when providing public benefits, including funds, to private schools. This is so even if the religious schools are using the benefits for religious purposes.
Read moreA three-day adventure exploring agricultural venues in western Oklahoma began June 7, 2022, as 53 teachers from across the state loaded a tour bus alongside Ag in the Classroom staff to begin their journey down historic Route 66.
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Above, a road block was set up on Milt Phillips at the intersection of Strother and Milt Phillips Monday afternoon after a truck carrying an oversized load clipped a communication line and took out two utility poles. —Photo courtesy Lisa Martin
Read moreTraffic was snarled for several hours in Seminole Monday afternoon after a truck carrying an oversized load clipped an overhead wire on a main thoroughfare.
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A Purcell woman faces two charges after a failed attempt to avoid arrest. Kala Rae Zerbel, 31, has been charged with one felony count of battery/assault and battery on a police officer and one misdemeanor count of obstructing an officer, according to documents filed in the District Court of Seminole County.
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Sportsman Lake continues to be a main attraction for tourist, campers, and fishermen during the 2022 summer season.
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