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Top Duncan Banner News

Oklahoma executes a man who was transferred from federal custody by Trump officials

Death Penalty · Oklahoma

Oklahoma executes a man who was transferred from federal custody by Trump officials

57% Center coverage: 52 sources

NCSD1 trustees move cellphone, facility use policies forward

Mobile Phones · Washington

NCSD1 trustees move cellphone, facility use policies forward

91% Left coverage: 11 sources

CASPER, Wyo. — The Natrona County School District 1 Board of Trustees advanced policy updates addressing cellphone use and facility access based on biological sex, sparking debate over student needs, legislative mandates and broader cultural issues. The updated Board Policy 5376, titled “Student and Staff Use of Personal Cell Phones and Other Technology,” is meant to provide a focused and disruption-free learning environment. Originally adopted …See the Story

Lawsuits Filed After Drastic Changes to Initiative Petition Process

Wages · Oklahoma City

Lawsuits Filed After Drastic Changes to Initiative Petition Process

Coverage: 6 sources

Plaintiffs ask Oklahoma Supreme Court to declare a law that limits the number of initiative petition signatures collected in any one county unconstitutional.See the Story

Tribes Report $23.4B Economic Impact on Oklahoma in 2023

Coverage: 6 sources

US Economy · Oklahoma City See the Story

Ex-OSU President Kayse Shrum Announced as Chickasaw Nation Chief Health Officer

80% Left coverage: 5 sources

Shrum, who begins full time with the Ada-based tribe in July, will focus initially on the planning and development of the upcoming Newcastle medical center campus.Humane Society · Oklahoma City See the Story

Comanche council hears from Fire Chief Bivins on EMR Agency request

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

COMANCHE – Discussions took place on three agenda items at Comanche’s monthly city council meeting Tuesday with one of the issues being tabled until next month.Duncan, Oklahoma · Duncan Read Article

OKLAHOMA WATCH: Oklahoma’s Poverty Crisis Deepens as Lawmakers Clash Over Solutions

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

Poverty is deeply woven into the fabric of Oklahoma history.Oklahoma, United States · Oklahoma See the Story

Three new members to join the Oklahoma House following special elections

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma House of Representatives on Tuesday got three new members.Oklahoma City · Oklahoma City See the Story

Protest planned in objection to the execution of John Hanson

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

Death Penalty Action leaders and their supporters are planning a protest at 4 p.m. outside the office of Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt. They plan to deliver petition signatures opposing the execution of John Fitzgerald Hanson, who was granted a temporary stay.Protestors · Oklahoma City See the Story

New Oklahoma law makes contraception more convenient

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

OKLAHOMA CITY- A new law that gives women access to a six month prescription of birth control will make it easier to access pregnancy prevention medication, one health advocate said.Humane Society · Oklahoma City See the Story

Paul Scott named as District 7 Commissioner for OTC

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A Duncanite will now represent Stephens County and eight other counties on the Oklahoma Transportation Commission.Duncan, Oklahoma · Duncan Read Article

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