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Two Senate bills to help manage huge spikes in energy costs after February’s historic winter storm will protect seniors, families, small businesses and Oklahoma’s economy. That’s according to Sen. James Leewright, R-Bristow, chair of the Senate select committee created to study the issue. Both Senate Bills 1049 and 1050 were recently signed into law by Gov. Kevin Stitt.
Read moreA House bill, amended in the state Senate, that will prohibit Oklahoma public schools, colleges and universities from incorporating certain messages about sex and race into any course instruction earned final passage in the House today. The bill also will prohibit requiring mandatory gender or sexual diversity training or counseling in the schools.
Read moreIf asked to offered their unfiltered reactions to the word “ozone,” many people might not hesitate to say, “It’s bad.” But ozone is more complex than that and can actually be good.
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As of this advisory, there are 448,305 (374 new today) cases of COVID-19 in Oklahoma.
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Social media is ubiquitous, with new platforms cropping up each year. Social media can be an outlet for communication and is designed to bridge the distance between users around the world. Many children growing up today have never been without social media, and parents continue to try to educate themselves about how to keep their children connected and safe.
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Wewoka 4-H club members have been nominated to be KFOR’s Junior Meteorologists. They have submitted 5 different videos (each group had different members). The video produced by Group 1 (Timber Powell, Addison Powell, and Kole White) went on-air Thursday Morning 4/29/21: KFOR-TV NEWS 6:00 AM - 7:00 AM, KAUT Rise and Shine News: 7:00 AM - 9:00 AM
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Code Enforcement gave this week’s #MakeYourTurfCount to the Hillhouse family. She was so grateful to receive the award but also commented on how she wasn’t finished.
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