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Why did Gov. Stitt veto a breast cancer screening bill passed by lawmakers?

MaKayla Glenn The bipartisan bill aimed to improve early detection for women with dense breast tissue or family history

Oklahoma House launches special investigation into Mental Health Department finances

Matt McCabe The announcement becomes the fourth investigation launched into Oklahoma’s Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse and exactly how it has spent money across the past five years.

Lauria and Ashley’s Law passes in House: Here's the potential impact on prison sentencing policies

Kaitlyn Deggs A bill named after Lauria Bible and Ashley Freeman aims to increase penalties for felony accessory to murder, following the early release of Ronnie Busick.

Former Rep Jon Echols announces bid for Oklahoma attorney general

Tyler Whitehead Former State Representative Jon Echols announced he's putting in his bid for Oklahoma Attorney General in the November 2026 election.

Oklahoma House Committee Calls For OSBI Investigation Into Alleged Child Abuse Under DHS

News On 6 An Oklahoma House committee has voted to request an investigation by the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation (OSBI) into allegations of child abuse involving children under the care of the Department of Human Services (DHS).

Oklahoma House Majority Floor Leader, Jon Echols Says There Are Feelings Of Frustration, Anger, And Unease Ahead Of RNC

News On 6 Ahead of the Republican National Convention, Oklahoma Floor Majority Leader Jon Echols calls for unity and an end to extreme rhetoric.

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Cursive Handwriting Bill Signed Into Law By Gov. Kevin Stitt

News On 6 A bill that requires all Oklahoma public and charter schools to teach cursive writing to students in third through fifth grades has been signed into law.

Cursive Handwriting Bill Signed Into Law By Gov. Kevin Stitt

News On 6 A bill that requires all Oklahoma public and charter schools to teach cursive writing to students in third through fifth grades has been signed into law.

Bill Requiring Insurance Companies To Cover Fertility Treatment For Cancer Patients, Survivors Passed By Oklahoma House

Eden Jones The bill is called “Corinne's Law," named after Corinne Dinges, who battled Ewing’s Sarcoma for three years before passing away in 2021.

Bill Requiring Insurance Companies To Cover Fertility Treatment For Cancer Patients, Survivors Passed By Oklahoma House

Eden Jones The bill is called “Corinne's Law," named after Corinne Dinges, who battled Ewing’s Sarcoma for three years before passing away in 2021.

Bill Making Thefts Of $500 Or More A Felony Passes To Oklahoma Senate

Ryan Walters Shares New Accreditation Plans Ahead Of Dept. Of Education Meeting

News On 6 The Oklahoma State Department of Education meets this morning to discuss a change in accreditation, which would affect all public schools in the state.

Ryan Walters Shares New Accreditation Plans Ahead Of Dept. Of Education Meeting

News On 6 The Oklahoma State Department of Education meets this morning to discuss a change in accreditation, which would affect all public schools in the state.

Sports Betting Legislation Failed Due To Lack Of Coordination, Says Sen. Coleman

News 9 Oklahoma Senator Bill Coleman said on Tuesday that the demise of legislation on sports betting in Oklahoma was due to lack of coordination between the executive branch and tribal leadership.

Sports Betting Legislation Failed Due To Lack Of Coordination, Says Sen. Coleman

News 9 Oklahoma Senator Bill Coleman said on Tuesday that the demise of legislation on sports betting in Oklahoma was due to lack of coordination between the executive branch and tribal leadership.

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House Bill Would Allow Colleges To Study Psychedelic Mushrooms For Treating Health Issues

News On 6 A bill making its way through the Oklahoma House would allow universities to study "magic mushrooms." House Bill 34-14 would let colleges study psychedelic mushrooms for treating health issues; including PTSD, depression, anxiety, dementia, traumatic brain injuries, and chronic pain.

House Bill Would Allow Colleges To Study Psychedelic Mushrooms For Treating Health Issues

Retired Oklahoma First Responders Frustrated Over Delay In Cost-Of-Living Raise

Jonathan Cooper It's been 11 years since police retirees have seen a cost-of-living pay raise, and they are now seeing a delay in the bill going through the legislature.

Retired Oklahoma First Responders Frustrated Over Delay In Cost-Of-Living Raise

Jonathan Cooper It's been 11 years since police retirees have seen a cost-of-living pay raise, and they are now seeing a delay in the bill going through the legislature.

House Passes Bill Punishing Railroads For Trains Stopped On Tracks

News On 6 A bill that would fine railroads if trains stop on tracks and block traffic is moving forward.

House Passes Bill Punishing Railroads For Trains Stopped On Tracks

News On 6 A bill that would fine railroads if trains stop on tracks and block traffic is moving forward.

'It's Not Easy,' Says Owasso Teacher Turned Senator

Amy Slanchik

From school to the state house, some Green Country teachers are running for office, hoping to make changes to education funding.

'It's Not Easy,' Says Owasso Teacher Turned Senator

Amy Slanchik

From school to the state house, some Green Country teachers are running for office, hoping to make changes to education funding.

State Lawmakers React After Vote Approving Funding Measure

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We are getting reaction from Green Country lawmakers on Wednesday night's online sales tax vote. The Oklahoma House passed the bill 92 to 7.

State Lawmakers React After Vote Approving Funding Measure

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We are getting reaction from Green Country lawmakers on Wednesday night's online sales tax vote. The Oklahoma House passed the bill 92 to 7.

Fallin's Veto Of Budget Plan Catches GOP Leaders Off Guard

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Republican leaders in the Oklahoma House and Senate say they're surprised that Gov. Mary Fallin vetoed a budget plan to raid cash reserves and further cut state agency spending.

Fallin's Veto Of Budget Plan Catches GOP Leaders Off Guard

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Republican leaders in the Oklahoma House and Senate say they're surprised that Gov. Mary Fallin vetoed a budget plan to raid cash reserves and further cut state agency spending.

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Why did Gov. Stitt veto a breast cancer screening bill passed by lawmakers?

Oklahoma House launches special investigation into Mental Health Department finances

Lauria and Ashley’s Law passes in House: Here's the potential impact on prison sentencing policies

Former Rep Jon Echols announces bid for Oklahoma attorney general

Oklahoma House Committee Calls For OSBI Investigation Into Alleged Child Abuse Under DHS

Oklahoma House Majority Floor Leader, Jon Echols Says There Are Feelings Of Frustration, Anger, And Unease Ahead Of RNC

Cursive Handwriting Bill Signed Into Law By Gov. Kevin Stitt

Cursive Handwriting Bill Signed Into Law By Gov. Kevin Stitt

Bill Requiring Insurance Companies To Cover Fertility Treatment For Cancer Patients, Survivors Passed By Oklahoma House

Bill Requiring Insurance Companies To Cover Fertility Treatment For Cancer Patients, Survivors Passed By Oklahoma House

State Bill Aims To Help Firefighters Get Free Cancer Screenings

State Bill Aims To Help Firefighters Get Free Cancer Screenings

Bill Making Thefts Of $500 Or More A Felony Passes To Oklahoma Senate

Bill Making Thefts Of $500 Or More A Felony Passes To Oklahoma Senate

Ryan Walters Shares New Accreditation Plans Ahead Of Dept. Of Education Meeting

Ryan Walters Shares New Accreditation Plans Ahead Of Dept. Of Education Meeting

Sports Betting Legislation Failed Due To Lack Of Coordination, Says Sen. Coleman

Sports Betting Legislation Failed Due To Lack Of Coordination, Says Sen. Coleman

House Bill Would Allow Colleges To Study Psychedelic Mushrooms For Treating Health Issues

House Bill Would Allow Colleges To Study Psychedelic Mushrooms For Treating Health Issues

Retired Oklahoma First Responders Frustrated Over Delay In Cost-Of-Living Raise

Retired Oklahoma First Responders Frustrated Over Delay In Cost-Of-Living Raise

House Passes Bill Punishing Railroads For Trains Stopped On Tracks

House Passes Bill Punishing Railroads For Trains Stopped On Tracks

'It's Not Easy,' Says Owasso Teacher Turned Senator

'It's Not Easy,' Says Owasso Teacher Turned Senator

State Lawmakers React After Vote Approving Funding Measure

State Lawmakers React After Vote Approving Funding Measure

Fallin's Veto Of Budget Plan Catches GOP Leaders Off Guard

Fallin's Veto Of Budget Plan Catches GOP Leaders Off Guard

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Fire damages two units at Tulsa apartment complex

Fire damages two units at Tulsa apartment complex

From Black Wall Street to Wall Street: Riders depart on "Ride for Equity"

From Black Wall Street to Wall Street: Riders depart on "Ride for Equity"

Timeline: how Oklahoma lawmakers removed Mental Health Commissioner amid budget crisis

Timeline: how Oklahoma lawmakers removed Mental Health Commissioner amid budget crisis

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Fire damages two units at Tulsa apartment complex

From Black Wall Street to Wall Street: Riders depart on "Ride for Equity"

Timeline: how Oklahoma lawmakers removed Mental Health Commissioner amid budget crisis

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Tulsa Parks opens pools for the summer

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