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Oklahoma Tribal Housing Grants Awarded To Five Native Communities
Oklahoma tribal housing grants totaling $1.6 million will fund new homes, veteran housing, home repairs, and down payment assistance for five tribal communities.


Oklahoma City Drinking Water Report Shows Zero EPA Or State Violations
Oklahoma City drinking water report confirms zero violations of EPA and ODEQ standards after more than 200,000 water samples were tested during 2025.


Senator James Lankford Responds After Supreme Court Preserves Birthright Citizenship
James Lankford birthright citizenship response follows a 5-4 U.S. Supreme Court ruling preserving the long-standing interpretation of the 14th Amendment.


Ford Recall Affects More Than 741,000 Vehicles Over Rollaway Risk
Ford recall impacts more than 741,000 vehicles, including F-150, Explorer, Expedition, Navigator, and Aviator models, due to a transmission defect that increases rollaway risk.


Oklahoma Football Home Opener Moved To Friday Night Against UTEP
Oklahoma football home opener against UTEP has been moved to Friday, Sept. 4, with a 7 p.m. kickoff on SEC Network+ at Owen Field.


Pryor Couple Convicted In Federal Child Sexual Abuse Case After Years On The Run
Pryor couple convicted in federal child sexual abuse case after a federal jury found Larry and Gretchen Tennison guilty following years on the run using fake identities.


Oklahoma Nonresident Deer Hunting Rule Creates New 48-Hour Waiting Period
Oklahoma nonresident deer hunting rule requires certain out-of-state hunters to wait 48 hours before hunting after purchasing a deer license once the season has opened.


Arbuckle Wilderness License Suspended By USDA Over Animal Welfare Allegations
Arbuckle Wilderness license suspended for 21 days after the USDA alleged multiple Animal Welfare Act violations at the Davis wildlife park.
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