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Cockfighting measure on November ballot

Cockfighting measure on November ballot

News On 6 Governor Keating says he's putting the cockfighting issue before Oklahoma voters in November.

Oklahoma is one of only three states that allow cockfighting. Opponents collected enough signatures

Cockfighting supporters promise more challenges to petition

Cockfighting supporters promise more challenges to petition

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(Tulsa-AP) -- Supporters of cockfighting in Oklahoma promise more challenges to a petition calling for a vote to prohibit the activity.

The state Supreme Court ruled last week in favor of the

Finding expected Friday on petition signatures challenge

Finding expected Friday on petition signatures challenge

(Muskogee-AP) -- Findings of fact on the validity of signatures on an anti-cockfighting petition are expected to be filed Friday.

Oklahoma Supreme Court referee

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SCOTUS denies final appeal from death row inmate John Hanson

SCOTUS denies final appeal from death row inmate John Hanson

Matt Kalish Final appeal rejected for convicted Tulsa murder. Execution looming.

SCOTUS denies final appeal from death row inmate John Hanson

SCOTUS denies final appeal from death row inmate John Hanson

Matt Kalish Final appeal rejected for convicted Tulsa murder. Execution looming.

McAlester Public Schools mourns loss of student

McAlester Public Schools mourns loss of student

Destini Pittman McAlester High School mourns the loss of a student.

McAlester Public Schools mourns loss of student

McAlester Public Schools mourns loss of student

Destini Pittman McAlester High School mourns the loss of a student.

Oklahoma relies on FEMA for disaster recovery, but federal cuts threaten safety net

Oklahoma relies on FEMA for disaster recovery, but federal cuts threaten safety net

Graham Dowers Oklahoma depends heavily on FEMA for disaster recovery and emergency aid, but proposed federal cuts and leadership resignations threaten the agency’s future role in the state.

Oklahoma relies on FEMA for disaster recovery, but federal cuts threaten safety net

Oklahoma relies on FEMA for disaster recovery, but federal cuts threaten safety net

Graham Dowers Oklahoma depends heavily on FEMA for disaster recovery and emergency aid, but proposed federal cuts and leadership resignations threaten the agency’s future role in the state.

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SCOTUS denies final appeal from death row inmate John Hanson

SCOTUS denies final appeal from death row inmate John Hanson

Matt Kalish Final appeal rejected for convicted Tulsa murder. Execution looming.

McAlester Public Schools mourns loss of student

McAlester Public Schools mourns loss of student

Destini Pittman McAlester High School mourns the loss of a student.

Oklahoma relies on FEMA for disaster recovery, but federal cuts threaten safety net

Oklahoma relies on FEMA for disaster recovery, but federal cuts threaten safety net

Graham Dowers Oklahoma depends heavily on FEMA for disaster recovery and emergency aid, but proposed federal cuts and leadership resignations threaten the agency’s future role in the state.

Head of FEMA's storm response center leaving agency amid leadership exodus

Head of FEMA's storm response center leaving agency amid leadership exodus

CBS News FEMA’s top emergency response official, Jeremy Greenberg, has resigned just weeks into hurricane season, amid a wave of senior leadership departures and growing concerns over the agency’s direction under the Trump administration.

Immigrants take oath to become naturalized citizens in ceremony at Tulsa's Circle Cinema

Immigrants take oath to become naturalized citizens in ceremony at Tulsa's Circle Cinema

Emory Bryan Circle Cinema hosted a naturalization ceremony for 39 immigrants from 12 countries.

Tulsa Remote study shows big returns for local jobs and economy

Tulsa Remote study shows big returns for local jobs and economy

News On 6 New research shows Tulsa’s strategy to attract remote workers is paying off—creating jobs and delivering long-term economic benefits for locals.

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