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'It's Going To Cost Oklahomans A Lot Of Money To Fight This': Local Immigration Attorney Reacts To New Immigration Law
Haley Weger
Under the new law, anybody caught in Oklahoma illegally will be jailed or fined, and must leave the state in 72 hours. But there's still confusion and concern about the logistics of the new law.
Public Schools Could See Satanic Temple Chaplains If Oklahoma Bill Passes
Amanda Taylor
A controversial bill that would allow chaplains to council children in public schools is now gaining support from the Satanic Temple.
'This Is Oklahoma, This Is What We Do:' State Lawmakers Help Oklahomans Impacted By Tornado Outbreak
Haley Weger
State lawmakers are surveying the damage and figuring out what they can do on the state level to help Oklahomans impacted by this weekend’s storms. Governor Kevin Stitt issued a state of emergency declaration for 12 counties, and state lawmakers are working to ensure emergency management across the state is fully funded.
Bill Aims To Attract & Keep Professional Sports Teams In Oklahoma
Haley Weger
It would allow Oklahoma teams in one of the major five sports leagues that have at least $10 million on their payroll to receive up to $10 million back from the state.
Bill Aiming To Fix Loophole In State Bidding Procedures Headed To Gov. Stitt
Haley Weger
A state audit was released this week probing into alleged misspent federal dollars. Now state lawmakers are moving forward with legislation that would hopefully prevent this from happening again.
State Senators Pass Legislation Dealing With "Women's Bill Of Rights," Corporal Punishment
Haley Weger
Lawmakers at the state capitol moved forward with a handful of controversial bills Tuesday, including legislation dealing with corporal punishment and gender definition.
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Bill Aiming To Crack Down On Homeless Encampments On State Property Now Headed To Governor's Desk
Haley Weger
Senate bill 1854 would prohibit people from setting up unauthorized camps, tents or shelters on state-owned property. The penalty for violating this would be a $50 fine or up to 15 days in jail.
Bill Aiming To Crack Down On Homeless Encampments On State Property Now Headed To Governor's Desk
Haley Weger
Senate bill 1854 would prohibit people from setting up unauthorized camps, tents or shelters on state-owned property. The penalty for violating this would be a $50 fine or up to 15 days in jail.
House Releases This Year's Budget & Budget Transparency Portal
Haley Weger
Budget negotiations are in full force at the state capitol, and we’re getting the first look at the state House’s budget numbers. Along with their budget priorities, the House has rolled out a new transparency portal, allowing the public to compare budget numbers between the House, Senate and governor.
House Releases This Year's Budget & Budget Transparency Portal
Haley Weger
Budget negotiations are in full force at the state capitol, and we’re getting the first look at the state House’s budget numbers. Along with their budget priorities, the House has rolled out a new transparency portal, allowing the public to compare budget numbers between the House, Senate and governor.
Questions For OSDE Remain After Committee Meets To Discuss Rule Changes
Haley Weger
The state Senate Administrative Rules Committee met Monday morning to discuss more than a dozen administrative rule changes that have been requested by state agencies. Most of the rules being questioned were coming from the State Department of Education.
Questions For OSDE Remain After Committee Meets To Discuss Rule Changes
Haley Weger
The state Senate Administrative Rules Committee met Monday morning to discuss more than a dozen administrative rule changes that have been requested by state agencies. Most of the rules being questioned were coming from the State Department of Education.
Bill Allowing 18-Year-Olds To Purchase Handguns Moves Out Of Committee
Haley Weger
Current Oklahoma law allows anyone 18 and up to buy long guns, like shotguns and rifles, but it limits handgun purchases to 21 and up. Senate Bill 1218 would allow any gun to be sold to anyone 18 and older.
Bill Allowing 18-Year-Olds To Purchase Handguns Moves Out Of Committee
Haley Weger
Current Oklahoma law allows anyone 18 and up to buy long guns, like shotguns and rifles, but it limits handgun purchases to 21 and up. Senate Bill 1218 would allow any gun to be sold to anyone 18 and older.
Budget Battle Continues Between State Lawmakers
News 9
"I guess I would say this bluntly - the House will roll out the House budget. The Senate needs to stop worrying about it. The Senate is not going to roll out the House budget," House Majority Floor Leader Rep. John Echols said.
Budget Battle Continues Between State Lawmakers
News 9
"I guess I would say this bluntly - the House will roll out the House budget. The Senate needs to stop worrying about it. The Senate is not going to roll out the House budget," House Majority Floor Leader Rep. John Echols said.
Chaplains In Oklahoma Schools? Shucked Bill Passes Out Of Senate Committee
Haley Weger
A bill that would allow chaplains to be employed in Oklahoma public schools is one step closer to becoming law. The legislation was changed at the last minute before Tuesday’s general government committee, a move that House democrats say undermines the transparency of the legislative process.
Chaplains In Oklahoma Schools? Shucked Bill Passes Out Of Senate Committee
Haley Weger
A bill that would allow chaplains to be employed in Oklahoma public schools is one step closer to becoming law. The legislation was changed at the last minute before Tuesday’s general government committee, a move that House democrats say undermines the transparency of the legislative process.
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Bill Headed To Senate Floor Would Eliminate Sales Tax On Gun Safety Devices
News 9
A new bill passed out of a Senate committee Monday that aims to incentivize gun safety.
Bill Headed To Senate Floor Would Eliminate Sales Tax On Gun Safety Devices
News 9
A new bill passed out of a Senate committee Monday that aims to incentivize gun safety.
Lawmakers Push Last Bills Through Committee, Now Head For Debate On The House Floor
Haley Weger
The House met for their last education appropriations and budget committee Tuesday morning. Lawmakers pushed through seven bills that will now advance to the House floor.
Lawmakers Push Last Bills Through Committee, Now Head For Debate On The House Floor
Haley Weger
The House met for their last education appropriations and budget committee Tuesday morning. Lawmakers pushed through seven bills that will now advance to the House floor.
'What Is Best For The Child': New Bill Would Prevent Foster Family Discrimination Based On Religion
Haley Weger
A house committee spent Wednesday morning debating legislation that would ensure the state isn’t discriminating against foster or adoptive families based on their religion or moral beliefs.
'What Is Best For The Child': New Bill Would Prevent Foster Family Discrimination Based On Religion
Haley Weger
A house committee spent Wednesday morning debating legislation that would ensure the state isn’t discriminating against foster or adoptive families based on their religion or moral beliefs.
Bill Addressing Name, Image, Likeness (NIL) Rules For College Athletes Advances In Okla. House
Haley Weger
Name, image and likeness rules, also known as NIL, are constantly changing. There is a push at the state capitol this session to ensure Oklahoma stays competitive against other state’s universities.
Bill Addressing Name, Image, Likeness (NIL) Rules For College Athletes Advances In Okla. House
Haley Weger
Name, image and likeness rules, also known as NIL, are constantly changing. There is a push at the state capitol this session to ensure Oklahoma stays competitive against other state’s universities.
Bill Addressing Foreign Entities' Involvement In Oklahoma Institutions Heads To The Senate
Haley Weger
The Research, Education and Government Operations Protection Act would require state agencies and educational institutions to disclose gifts or contracts from foreign countries, specifically countries deemed “countries of concern” by the federal government.
Bill Addressing Foreign Entities' Involvement In Oklahoma Institutions Heads To The Senate
Haley Weger
The Research, Education and Government Operations Protection Act would require state agencies and educational institutions to disclose gifts or contracts from foreign countries, specifically countries deemed “countries of concern” by the federal government.
Bills Aiming To Protect Children Pass In The Oklahoma Senate
Haley Weger
State Senators passed a handful of bills aimed at keeping Oklahoma children safe.
Bills Aiming To Protect Children Pass In The Oklahoma Senate
Haley Weger
State Senators passed a handful of bills aimed at keeping Oklahoma children safe.
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Tulsa Attorney, Resident Reacts To Oklahoma's New Illegal Immigration Law
News On 6
Governor Kevin Stitt said the state's new illegal immigration law will protect Oklahomans, but a Tulsa attorney worries it could cause more mistrust and fear among immigrant communities.
Tulsa Attorney, Resident Reacts To Oklahoma's New Illegal Immigration Law
News On 6
Governor Kevin Stitt said the state's new illegal immigration law will protect Oklahomans, but a Tulsa attorney worries it could cause more mistrust and fear among immigrant communities.
'She Was Right There In The Doorway': Witness Tries To Help Woman Shot And Killed Outside Apartment
Cal Day
Tulsa Police arrest a man accused of shooting and killing his neighbor in an apartment complex. Investigators say it appears the woman was shot because of an argument over smoking.
'She Was Right There In The Doorway': Witness Tries To Help Woman Shot And Killed Outside Apartment
Cal Day
Tulsa Police arrest a man accused of shooting and killing his neighbor in an apartment complex. Investigators say it appears the woman was shot because of an argument over smoking.
20-Year-Old From Sapulpa Dies After Motorcycle Crash In Tulsa
News On 6
A Sapulpa man has died after crashing his motorcycle into a barrier on a highway in Tulsa Wednesday night, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol said.
20-Year-Old From Sapulpa Dies After Motorcycle Crash In Tulsa
News On 6
A Sapulpa man has died after crashing his motorcycle into a barrier on a highway in Tulsa Wednesday night, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol said.
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Tulsa Attorney, Resident Reacts To Oklahoma's New Illegal Immigration Law
News On 6
Governor Kevin Stitt said the state's new illegal immigration law will protect Oklahomans, but a Tulsa attorney worries it could cause more mistrust and fear among immigrant communities.
'She Was Right There In The Doorway': Witness Tries To Help Woman Shot And Killed Outside Apartment
Cal Day
Tulsa Police arrest a man accused of shooting and killing his neighbor in an apartment complex. Investigators say it appears the woman was shot because of an argument over smoking.
20-Year-Old From Sapulpa Dies After Motorcycle Crash In Tulsa
News On 6
A Sapulpa man has died after crashing his motorcycle into a barrier on a highway in Tulsa Wednesday night, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol said.
Osage Nation Million-Dollar Elm Tree Cut Down
News On 6
The Osage Nation is looking for whoever chopped down the "million-dollar elm tree" in Pawhuska.
Skiatook Woman Says She Was Attacked By German Shepherd On Main Street
Jordan Tidwell
A woman in Skiatook says she was on Main Street when a German Shepherd came out of nowhere and attacked her. She said the dog bit her in three places, and she had to have surgery.
Retro Arcade And Restaurant Opens In Broken Arrow's Rose District
News On 6
Broken Arrow's Rose District has a new business. It's a retro 80's and 90's arcade with "rad eats." News On 6's Alyssa Miller was live to check it out.
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