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Oklahoma Music Hall Of Fame Inductees For 2006 Announced
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The Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame announced its 2006 inductees Wednesday.
They held a special ceremony at Tulsa's historic Brady Theater to make the big announcement.
This year's
State House Recognizes Oklahoma Music Hall Of Fame
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- The Oklahoma House approves a bill extending for six years official state recognition of the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame in Muskogee.
Earlier, a bill to do the same thing
Fort Gibson Attorney Says She's Running For State House
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FORT GIBSON, Okla. (AP) -- Fort Gibson attorney Dianne Barker Harrold says she's running for a seat in the Oklahoma House as a Democrat.
The seat now is held by Barbara Staggs but the state's
State lawmakers question fees for blind and deaf schools
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Two state lawmakers are questioning costs paid to the Department of Rehabilitation Services by the Oklahoma Schools for the Blind and Deaf.
Representatives Wes Hilliard and
Cumulative tests may be in the future for Oklahoma high school students
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- High school students may have to pass a series of cumulative tests before they can graduate.
Students now can graduate regardless of what they make on end-of-course tests
Education officials oppose lower math standards
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(Oklahoma City-AP) -- State education officials say they'll fight any effort by the Legislature to lower math standards for high school students.
The state Board of Education says two bills
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‘Turn Around, Don’t Drown’: Flood safety tips for Oklahomans
Anna Denison
As heavy rains and storms continue across Oklahoma this spring, emergency officials urge residents to remain alert and follow key flood safety guidelines to protect themselves and their families.
‘Turn Around, Don’t Drown’: Flood safety tips for Oklahomans
Anna Denison
As heavy rains and storms continue across Oklahoma this spring, emergency officials urge residents to remain alert and follow key flood safety guidelines to protect themselves and their families.
Camp Bandage Event Teaches Kids First Aid, Emergency Preparedness
David Prock
Camp Bandage teaches kids first aid and safety on May 3 in Broken Arrow, featuring fun activities, free food, and community learning.
Camp Bandage Event Teaches Kids First Aid, Emergency Preparedness
David Prock
Camp Bandage teaches kids first aid and safety on May 3 in Broken Arrow, featuring fun activities, free food, and community learning.
Warm & Windy Monday in Oklahoma Before Storms Arrive Overnight: Here's Your Full Forecast
Travis Meyer
A strong storm system will bring multiple rounds of thunderstorms and severe weather to Oklahoma and the Southern Plains from late Monday through Wednesday. Heavy rainfall, strong winds, hail, and a few tornadoes are possible before conditions improve later in the week.
Warm & Windy Monday in Oklahoma Before Storms Arrive Overnight: Here's Your Full Forecast
Travis Meyer
A strong storm system will bring multiple rounds of thunderstorms and severe weather to Oklahoma and the Southern Plains from late Monday through Wednesday. Heavy rainfall, strong winds, hail, and a few tornadoes are possible before conditions improve later in the week.
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‘Turn Around, Don’t Drown’: Flood safety tips for Oklahomans
Anna Denison
As heavy rains and storms continue across Oklahoma this spring, emergency officials urge residents to remain alert and follow key flood safety guidelines to protect themselves and their families.
Camp Bandage Event Teaches Kids First Aid, Emergency Preparedness
David Prock
Camp Bandage teaches kids first aid and safety on May 3 in Broken Arrow, featuring fun activities, free food, and community learning.
Warm & Windy Monday in Oklahoma Before Storms Arrive Overnight: Here's Your Full Forecast
Travis Meyer
A strong storm system will bring multiple rounds of thunderstorms and severe weather to Oklahoma and the Southern Plains from late Monday through Wednesday. Heavy rainfall, strong winds, hail, and a few tornadoes are possible before conditions improve later in the week.
Is Buying a Vacation Home Right for You? Key Factors to Consider This Summer
David Prock
Thinking about a vacation home? Consider usage frequency, potential rental income, and lifestyle preferences. Buying might sound great, but there are some strategies that are worth thinking about.
1 killed in shooting at Tulsa home Sunday night; Investigators seeking leads about suspect
Brian Smallwood
Officers say one person is dead after a shooting on Sunday night.
Muscogee Creek Nation expands support for Native American sexual assault survivors
Autumn Bracey
The Muscogee Creek Nation is expanding support services for survivors of sexual violence as Native American communities continue to face disproportionately high rates of assault.
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