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Education Department Seeks to Buy Bible Lessons for Elementary Kids - Oklahoma Watch

Oklahoma City · Oklahoma City

Education Department Seeks to Buy Bible Lessons for Elementary Kids - Oklahoma Watch

Coverage: 2 sources

While its effort to buy Bibles for classrooms is tied up in court, the Oklahoma Department of Education initiated a new vendor search to purchase materials containing Bible-infused character lessons for elementary-aged students. The department is looking to buy supplemental instructional materials containing age-appropriate biblical content that demonstrates how biblical figures influenced the United States. Additionally, the materials must emph…See the Story

Markwayne Mullin · Oklahoma City

Markwayne Mullin Has Made Trump Administration Nominees His Social Media Brand - Oklahoma Watch

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Sen. Markwayne Mullin has been ceaselessly tweeting the last few weeks, providing real-time updates on nominees confirmed to President Donald Trump’s administration.“It gives me something to do,” Mullin told NOTUS on Thursday, before the Senate confirmed Kash Patel and after he’d posted a video about Patel’s nomination on Instagram.“I’m not kidding … It gives me a purpose, a drive, but I’m more personally connected than I’d say most people are,”…See the Story

Long Story Short: Traffic Scheme Nets Texas County DA’s Office Millions - Oklahoma Watch

Oklahoma City · Oklahoma City

Long Story Short: Traffic Scheme Nets Texas County DA’s Office Millions - Oklahoma Watch

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Oklahoma Watch · Traffic Scheme Nets Texas County DA’s Office MillionsHeather Warlick looked into funding issues at some Oklahoma housing authorities. Paul Monies joins to talk about the simmering feud at the Oklahoma Capitol among several of the state’s top elected officials. JC Hallman discusses a Texas County ticket writing scheme. Ted Streuli hosts.The post Long Story Short: Traffic Scheme Nets Texas County DA’s Office Millions appeared firs…See the Story

Court Fines and Fees Reform Has Broad Support, But Fiscal Questions Persist - Oklahoma Watch

Oklahoma City · Oklahoma City

Court Fines and Fees Reform Has Broad Support, But Fiscal Questions Persist - Oklahoma Watch

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Gov. Kevin Stitt called on the Legislature to overhaul Oklahoma’s court fines and fees system this month, prompting praise from justice reform advocates and questions about how the change would be paid for and implemented. “We know that high fees keep people trapped in this cycle and contribute to higher recidivism,” Stitt said during his Feb. 3 State of the State address. “That doesn’t make sense. I want to change that structure and make sure t…See the Story

Is Oklahoma considering a bill that would make it possible to prosecute abortion patients as murderers? - Oklahoma Watch

Oklahoma City · Oklahoma City

Is Oklahoma considering a bill that would make it possible to prosecute abortion patients as murderers? - Oklahoma Watch

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Yes. Three Oklahoma lawmakers have sponsored a bill that would allow abortion recipients in the state to be charged with murder. Senate Bill 456 seeks to modify Oklahoma’s homicide statute to stipulate that “even where the charge is murder, the provisions of this section shall apply if the victim is an unborn child and the defendant is the child’s mother.” The statute currently defines homicide as the killing of one human being — including unbor…See the Story

HUD Funding Delays Fuel Oklahoma Housing Concerns - Oklahoma Watch

Oklahoma City · Oklahoma City

HUD Funding Delays Fuel Oklahoma Housing Concerns - Oklahoma Watch

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Oklahoma’s largest housing authority was among 400 public housing agencies whose 2024 Section 8 Housing Choice voucher programs were underfunded by a total of $400 million by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency, which distributes federal subsidies to thousands of Oklahoma landlords who accept Section 8 vouchers, was short almost $3 million. HUD issued OHFA a $2.4 million shortfall payment in Novem…See the Story

Traffic Scheme Nets Texas County DA’s Office Millions - Oklahoma Watch

Texas County, Oklahoma · Texas County

Traffic Scheme Nets Texas County DA’s Office Millions - Oklahoma Watch

Coverage: 2 sources

On June 11, Florida-based trucker Tammy Votta set out to drive a heavy, pre-sealed load — 45,000 wobbly pounds — from Albuquerque, New Mexico, to Hiawatha, Iowa, mostly along U.S. Highway 54. She stopped for the night in Stratford, Texas, had two cookies for dinner, and woke the next morning with no idea that her whole view of life in America was about to be shattered.June 12 was a beautiful day, with no wind and clear sailing on U.S. 54. As she…See the Story

Long Story Short: Oklahoma Looks to Privatize Prison Food Service - Oklahoma Watch

Oklahoma City · Oklahoma City

Long Story Short: Oklahoma Looks to Privatize Prison Food Service - Oklahoma Watch

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Oklahoma Watch · Oklahoma Looks to Privatize Prison Food ServiceKeaton Ross on the Oklahoma Department of Corrections’ efforts to pay a private company to overtake its food service operations. Heather Warlick looked at some legislation filed this year that affects evictions in Oklahoma. Paul Monies talks about Gov. Kevin Stitt’s latest effort in his administration’s quest for government efficiency, Oklahoma’s version of the Division of Governmen…See the Story

Oklahoma Looks to Privatize Prison Food Service - Oklahoma Watch

Oklahoma Looks to Privatize Prison Food Service - Oklahoma Watch

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Fresh food was easy to come by when Teri Castle began serving time in the West Virginia Department of Corrections. Women incarcerated at the Lakin Correctional Center had unlimited access to a salad bar at lunch and dinner. Many of the ingredients came from a prisoner-run garden. That all changed when Aramark, a private food service company that operates in thousands of arenas, hospitals, schools and correctional facilities nationwide, took over…See the Story

How a federal funding freeze would impact Oklahoma

Donald Trump · Oklahoma City

How a federal funding freeze would impact Oklahoma

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) - Panic and confusion were caused after President Donald Trump ordered a freeze on certain federal funding on Tuesday. Oklahoma is reliant on federal dollars; the original announcement capped a chaotic day for some in the Sooner State. "Very hurried, sloppy, and not well thought out,” Dave Hamby with the Oklahoma Policy Institute said. Hamby is specifically referencing the federal funding freeze that was originally ordered T…See the Story

Long Story Short: Housing Insecurity Forcing Oklahoma Seniors To Move - Oklahoma Watch

Senior Citizens · Oklahoma City

Long Story Short: Housing Insecurity Forcing Oklahoma Seniors To Move - Oklahoma Watch

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Oklahoma Watch · Housing Insecurity Forcing Oklahoma Seniors To MoveHeather Warlick highlights a growing trend of people feeling forced to move in their senior years. Keaton Ross talks about some notable criminal justice bills filed ahead of the upcoming legislative session. Jennifer Palmer covers the Ethics Commission’s investigation into Superintendent Ryan Walters. Shaun Witt hosts. .wp-block-newspack-blocks-homepage-articles article .…See the Story

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