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Today is the 95th day of 2026 and the 17th day of spring. TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1792, George Washington cast the first presidential veto, striking down a bill that concerned representative apportionment among the states. In 1933, President Franklin D.

(The following is a list of reports from the Seminole County Clerk Dana Brown’s Office of those who tax liens or warrants have been issued against.) OKLAHOMA TAX COMMISSION DTI Enterprises LLC $7,553.95. Ryan D. Creel of Big Chief Sports Cards TCG $1,409.05.

Eve L. Moore, speeding, plea of guilty, $136. Christine Ann Brooks, no seatbelt, plea of guilty, $20. Zachary Tyler Plott, failure to obey official traffic control device, plea of guilty, $200.

Levi Ary to First United Bank & Trust Co., mortgage covering lands in 6-8-7. BancFirst to Isaac K. Bloomer, release of mortgage covering lands in 5-10-6. BancFirst to Dalton C. Shepherd, release of mortgage covering lands in 7-10-7.

Angela Armstrong and Bryan Armstrong to Bryan Armstrong, quit claim deed covering lands in 30-10-6. B3S Damron LLC to Advocate Oil & Gas LLC, mineral deed covering lands in 11-5-5.

Tinker Federal Credit Union v. Alan R. Glasscock, indebtedness. Tinker Federal Credit Union v. Wisey V. Harjo, indebtedness. Carrington Mortgage Services LLC v. Rosetta Davis Walton, foreclosure. TTCU Federal Credit Union v. Nicholas Ryan Burgess, collection.

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A proposed Oklahoma state budget would push public education spending north of $4 billion while teacher wages, school days and private school tax credits grow.

New statewide polling released today by the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA), in partnership with independent pollsters Amber Integrated, shows overwhelming support among likely Republican primary voters for action to address the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) generated sexually...

WASHINGTON D.C.U.S. Supreme Court justices appeared skeptical Wednesday of attempts by President Donald Trump’s administration to limit birthright citizenship, an effort supported by U.S. Sen. James Lankford (R-Oklahoma) in a brief amici curiae authored by Sen.