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Two national Indigenous organizations are reminding tribal citizens how to assert their rights during encounters with Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents amid growing ICE presence across Indian Country and Oklahoma.
Read moreAs Seminole County begins to thaw out from Winter Storm Fern, a local water district is asking its customers to conserve water.
Read moreTrail Includes a Stop in Lima, One of Oklahoma’s All Black Towns in Seminole County
Read moreSen. Kelly Hines, R–Oklahoma City, has been named the new chairman of the Oklahoma Legislature’s Aerospace Caucus as the state’s aerospace and aviation industry surges, driving major economic growth and creating more jobs across the state.
Read moreThe number of people waiting for the state to provide court-mandated mental health treatment has grown by 58% in the last two months, consultants said in a new report.
Read moreMonday, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Lindel Fields presented an overview of Oklahoma’s public education budget and key priorities to members of the Oklahoma Legislature. During the hour-long meeting, Fields engaged in discussion and answered questions from senators and representatives as lawmakers prepare for the upcoming legislative session.
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