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Oklahoma History Center Hosts 30th Annual Disabilities Awareness Day
News 9
The Oklahoma History Center will host the 30th annual People with Disabilities Awareness Day on Tuesday to advocate for people with disabilities.
New Law Will Allow Oklahoma Voters Who Are Blind To Vote Electronically
Feliz Romero
House Bill 1711 will allow legally blind Oklahomans to cast their ballot electronically from home. The man we spoke to says it will allow him the right to vote privately and independently.
Some Residents Upset Yukon Ordinance That Bans Feeding Feral Animals
News 9
Animal lovers are up in arms in Yukon since the city just updated its animal ordinance for the first time in 22 years.
Lack of funds delays service to disabled Oklahomans
News 9
A shortage of funds is forcing a state agency to place more than 1,000 people with disabilities on a waiting list for help.
Missing Muskogee Teen Found
News On 6
Authorities in Wagoner have found a 15-year-old blind girl who disappeared from the state School for the Blind in the Muskogee area on Sunday.
The state Department of Rehabilitation Services says
Agency cutbacks saved vocational training program
News On 6
(Oklahoma City-AP) -- The Department of Rehabilitation Services cut back staff and services so it could give vocational training to 1,820 disabled Oklahomans.
The people have been on a waiting
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Deadline Day at the Capitol: What did and didn't pass
Haley Weger
Thursday marked the deadline at the Oklahoma State Capitol. Here are some of the legislation that passed.
Deadline Day at the Capitol: What did and didn't pass
Haley Weger
Thursday marked the deadline at the Oklahoma State Capitol. Here are some of the legislation that passed.
Oklahoma State Board of Education cancels monthly meeting due to 'technical issue'
Christian Hans
The Oklahoma State Board of Education's Thursday meeting has been canceled, according to State Superintendent Ryan Walters.
Oklahoma State Board of Education cancels monthly meeting due to 'technical issue'
Christian Hans
The Oklahoma State Board of Education's Thursday meeting has been canceled, according to State Superintendent Ryan Walters.
Weekend storm system could bring thunderstorms
News On 6
A storm system brings rain to southeastern Oklahoma on Friday and a stronger system this weekend could produce severe storms.
Weekend storm system could bring thunderstorms
News On 6
A storm system brings rain to southeastern Oklahoma on Friday and a stronger system this weekend could produce severe storms.
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Deadline Day at the Capitol: What did and didn't pass
Haley Weger
Thursday marked the deadline at the Oklahoma State Capitol. Here are some of the legislation that passed.
Oklahoma State Board of Education cancels monthly meeting due to 'technical issue'
Christian Hans
The Oklahoma State Board of Education's Thursday meeting has been canceled, according to State Superintendent Ryan Walters.
Weekend storm system could bring thunderstorms
News On 6
A storm system brings rain to southeastern Oklahoma on Friday and a stronger system this weekend could produce severe storms.
5 things to know about work in Oklahoma
Alex Cameron
Sen. Lankford recognizes Oklahomans' work ethic through 'Oklahoma Works'. Learn about job sectors and the state's unemployment rate in 2025.
'Described as taking large quantities of pain pills': OBN on a Senate bill that would regulate kratom in Oklahoma
Chloe Abbott
A bill has passed out of the Senate this week that would make it illegal to use or sell kratom if it's synthesized and contains more than one percent of 7-Hydroxy. Right now, people can buy it legally, but the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics says it's extremely powerful and is the same as taking a handful of painkillers.
Muskogee County District Attorney clears officers who shot at homicide suspect
Sam Carrico
The Muskogee County District Attorney has cleared two officers who shot at a homicide suspect earlier this month.
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