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How An Oklahoma Lawmaker’s Bill Aims To Protect Kids Featured In Digital Creators’ Content
News 9
A proposed Oklahoma bill aims to protect children featured in online content, giving minors greater rights and control over their digital presence.
Oklahoma Nonprofit Partners With DHS To Provide Holiday Gifts For Foster Kids
Craig Day
The Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy is seeking donations to help provide $150 gift cards for foster parents to buy holiday gifts for children in state custody before the Dec. 22 deadline.
History: Oklahoma Becomes 46th U.S. State 117 Years Ago
News 9
Oklahoma is 117 years old this year! On Nov. 16, 1907, President Theodore Roosevelt declared Oklahoma the 46th state.
Oklahoma Policy Advocates Push For Increased Voter Education Ahead Of General Election
News 9
The website World Population Review ranks Oklahoma at the bottom for voter turnout. Historically, Oklahoma has carried one of the nation’s lowest voter turnout rates. The Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy is one of several organizations pushing voter registration to get more young people to the polls.
Lawmakers Set To Study The 'Effectiveness Of Properly Administered Corporal Punishment'
News 9
An interim study has been approved to study the “effectiveness of properly administered corporal punishment.” The lawmaker behind the idea says he wants to ensure school districts in the state still have the option to use the discipline method if they choose to.
Lawmakers Set To Study The 'Effectiveness Of Properly Administered Corporal Punishment'
Haley Weger
An interim study has been approved to study the “effectiveness of properly administered corporal punishment.” The lawmaker behind the idea says he wants to ensure school districts in the state still have the option to use the discipline method if they choose to.
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OCPD Investigates 2nd Accidental Shooting Involving Children In 2 Weeks
News 9
Oklahoma City police are investigating another accidental shooting involving children, in less than two weeks.
OCPD Investigates 2nd Accidental Shooting Involving Children In 2 Weeks
News 9
Oklahoma City police are investigating another accidental shooting involving children, in less than two weeks.
Cherokee Nation Enrolls Thousands Of Families Into Nutrition Card Program To Curb Child Hunger
Matt Rahn
The Cherokee Nation is hoping to curb child hunger this summer by enrolling thousands of families in their nutrition card program.
Cherokee Nation Enrolls Thousands Of Families Into Nutrition Card Program To Curb Child Hunger
Matt Rahn
The Cherokee Nation is hoping to curb child hunger this summer by enrolling thousands of families in their nutrition card program.
Hot Seat: Funding To Feed Oklahoma Children
News 9
Joe Dorman, CEO of the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy joined Scott Mitchel to discuss funding to help feed Oklahoma children.
Hot Seat: Funding To Feed Oklahoma Children
News 9
Joe Dorman, CEO of the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy joined Scott Mitchel to discuss funding to help feed Oklahoma children.
Why Is Watermelon Oklahoma's State...Vegetable?
Katie Alexander
It’s watermelon season, and many Oklahomans are enjoying them as a refreshing treat to beat the heat. Many would be shocked to hear, however, that the watermelon is Oklahoma’s state vegetable.
Why Is Watermelon Oklahoma's State...Vegetable?
Katie Alexander
It’s watermelon season, and many Oklahomans are enjoying them as a refreshing treat to beat the heat. Many would be shocked to hear, however, that the watermelon is Oklahoma’s state vegetable.
Tulsa County Prosecutors Charge 2 People In Connection With Toddler's Death
Cal Day
Tulsa County prosecutors have charged two people in connection to the death of a two-year-old. Investigators say the child died of a fentanyl overdose after getting into drugs left in a drawer by her mother’s bed.
Tulsa County Prosecutors Charge 2 People In Connection With Toddler's Death
Cal Day
Tulsa County prosecutors have charged two people in connection to the death of a two-year-old. Investigators say the child died of a fentanyl overdose after getting into drugs left in a drawer by her mother’s bed.
Hunger in Oklahoma: Facts, Damages & Solutions
Scott Mitchell
It's a MitchellTalks Special: Hunger In Oklahoma. When the Stitt Administration declined a new federal summer food program designed to feed 400,000 Oklahoma children, the conversation regarding food insecurity became heated. With Oklahoma's poor health ranking (46th) and equally deficient hunger status (fifth hungriest state in the nation according to Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma) as a backdrop, we've brought together 5 of Oklahoma's top experts in related fields to discuss the ongoing damage
Hunger in Oklahoma: Facts, Damages & Solutions
Scott Mitchell
It's a MitchellTalks Special: Hunger In Oklahoma. When the Stitt Administration declined a new federal summer food program designed to feed 400,000 Oklahoma children, the conversation regarding food insecurity became heated. With Oklahoma's poor health ranking (46th) and equally deficient hunger status (fifth hungriest state in the nation according to Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma) as a backdrop, we've brought together 5 of Oklahoma's top experts in related fields to discuss the ongoing damage
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Child Advocacy Organization Teaches How Oklahomans Can Make A Difference
News 9
The Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy is gearing up to train advocates across the state in a Legislative Lab starting next week.
Child Advocacy Organization Teaches How Oklahomans Can Make A Difference
News 9
The Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy is gearing up to train advocates across the state in a Legislative Lab starting next week.
The Hot Seat: Hungry Children In Oklahoma
News 9
In this morning's Hot Seat, political analyst Scott Mitchell talks to Joe Dorman, an Oklahoma child advocacy expert, about the resources needed to fix hunger problems.
The Hot Seat: Hungry Children In Oklahoma
News 9
In this morning's Hot Seat, political analyst Scott Mitchell talks to Joe Dorman, an Oklahoma child advocacy expert, about the resources needed to fix hunger problems.
The Hot Seat: Hungry Children In Oklahoma
News On 6
In this morning's Hot Seat, political analyst Scott Mitchell talks to Joe Dorman, an Oklahoma child advocacy expert, about the resources needed to fix hunger problems.
The Hot Seat: Hungry Children In Oklahoma
News On 6
In this morning's Hot Seat, political analyst Scott Mitchell talks to Joe Dorman, an Oklahoma child advocacy expert, about the resources needed to fix hunger problems.
Oklahoma Government Turns Down Federal Money To Supplement Summer Feeding Programs For Children
Emory Bryan
The USDA is expanding the existing SNAP program by adding $120 per child to the benefit, but only in states that agree to take it. Thirty-two states, two of Oklahoma's tribes, and four territories accepted the offer.
Oklahoma Government Turns Down Federal Money To Supplement Summer Feeding Programs For Children
Emory Bryan
The USDA is expanding the existing SNAP program by adding $120 per child to the benefit, but only in states that agree to take it. Thirty-two states, two of Oklahoma's tribes, and four territories accepted the offer.
Hot Seat Extra: Kid Governor Mila O'Brien
Scott Mitchell
News 9 and News on 6 Political Analyst Scott Mitchell talks to Oklahoma Kid Governor Mila O’Brien, 4-term Oklahoma Gov. George Nigh and Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) CEO Joe Dorman to discuss civics education and a gathering this week of 5 Oklahoma past governors to support the OICA mission.
Hot Seat Extra: Kid Governor Mila O'Brien
Scott Mitchell
News 9 and News on 6 Political Analyst Scott Mitchell talks to Oklahoma Kid Governor Mila O’Brien, 4-term Oklahoma Gov. George Nigh and Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) CEO Joe Dorman to discuss civics education and a gathering this week of 5 Oklahoma past governors to support the OICA mission.
New Push Calls For Human Services Support In Oklahoma Schools
Jordan Fremstad
Child advocacy leaders say there is a critical need inside Oklahoma schools. There is a growing program in Oklahoma helping families stay together.
New Push Calls For Human Services Support In Oklahoma Schools
Jordan Fremstad
Child advocacy leaders say there is a critical need inside Oklahoma schools. There is a growing program in Oklahoma helping families stay together.
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'You deserve better:' PSO explains recurring power outages to Jenks City Council, provides potential solutions
Chloe Abbott
Jenks residents heard from PSO on Tuesday about recent power outages. The company explained causes like squirrels, foil balloons, and tech failures while outlining upgrades to prevent future issues, including substation improvements and wildlife protections.
'You deserve better:' PSO explains recurring power outages to Jenks City Council, provides potential solutions
Chloe Abbott
Jenks residents heard from PSO on Tuesday about recent power outages. The company explained causes like squirrels, foil balloons, and tech failures while outlining upgrades to prevent future issues, including substation improvements and wildlife protections.
Oologah Planning Commission votes against zone change to build battery energy storage plant
Kaitlyn Deggs
The Oologah Planning Commission voted against rezoning land for a proposed battery energy storage plant after residents raised concerns about the environment, property values, and safety.
Oologah Planning Commission votes against zone change to build battery energy storage plant
Kaitlyn Deggs
The Oologah Planning Commission voted against rezoning land for a proposed battery energy storage plant after residents raised concerns about the environment, property values, and safety.
Volunteers in Tulsa assemble emergency packs for LA wildfire victims
Eden Jones
Volunteers in Tulsa are assembling emergency care packages for California wildfire victims through Greater Good Charities, aiming to send over 400,000 pounds of supplies.
Volunteers in Tulsa assemble emergency packs for LA wildfire victims
Eden Jones
Volunteers in Tulsa are assembling emergency care packages for California wildfire victims through Greater Good Charities, aiming to send over 400,000 pounds of supplies.
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'You deserve better:' PSO explains recurring power outages to Jenks City Council, provides potential solutions
Chloe Abbott
Jenks residents heard from PSO on Tuesday about recent power outages. The company explained causes like squirrels, foil balloons, and tech failures while outlining upgrades to prevent future issues, including substation improvements and wildlife protections.
Oologah Planning Commission votes against zone change to build battery energy storage plant
Kaitlyn Deggs
The Oologah Planning Commission voted against rezoning land for a proposed battery energy storage plant after residents raised concerns about the environment, property values, and safety.
Volunteers in Tulsa assemble emergency packs for LA wildfire victims
Eden Jones
Volunteers in Tulsa are assembling emergency care packages for California wildfire victims through Greater Good Charities, aiming to send over 400,000 pounds of supplies.
Timeline: Leonard Peltier's conviction, commutation
Amy Slanchik
In one of his final acts as president, former President Joe Biden decided to commute the sentence of Leonard Peltier, a Native American activist convicted of killing two FBI agents in 1975 in South Dakota.
4 things to know about executive orders
Alex Cameron
Donald Trump signed 26 executive orders Monday, a record for a first day in office. By comparison, Joe Biden signed 9 executive orders on his first day back in 2021. On day one of Trump’s first term, in 2017, he signed just one executive order. There are other ‘executive’ actions the president authorized Monday but which are not considered executive orders.
'Just a miracle:' Baby with rare genetic condition responds to experimental treatment
Erin Conrad
11-month-old Asher Cantrell, diagnosed with SMARD 1, has received experimental gene therapy after social media support and is currently responding well.
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