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Civil Rights Organizations Request Records On Oklahoma Superintendent’s Bible Mandate

News 9 coalition of civil rights organizations is seeking additional records regarding Oklahoma State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters’s recent mandate to incorporate the Bible into public school teaching.

Federal Court Temporarily Blocks Portions of Oklahoma's Law On Teaching Topics On Race

News 9 A federal judge has temporarily blocked portions of Oklahoma’s House Bill 1775 state law banning certain teachings on race in college and K-12 classrooms. Hear State Superintendent Ryan Walters' reaction.

ACLU Files Lawsuit Claiming Oklahoma's Ban On Gender-Affirming Care For Minors Is Unconstitutional

Haley Weger A lawsuit has been filed against the state, calling the ban on gender-affirming care for minors unconstitutional. Now both sides have presented their response.

Failure To Protect: Oklahoma Woman Reflects 2 Years After Pardon

not available not available In 2019, Governor Kevin Stitt pardoned Tondalao Hall and momentum was growing to change the law that put her in prison.

Woman Sentenced To 30 Years For Enabling Child Abuse Receives Commutation Recommendation

News 9 A woman who was serving 30 years for enabling child abuse has received a commutation request from the Pardon and Parole Board of Oklahoma.

Group Takes Aim At Oklahoma’s Failure-To-Protect Law

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After Robert Braxton Jr. was convicted of beating his girlfriend’s children, he was sentenced in 2006 to probation and two years already served in jail while awaiting trial for the abuse, which included choking, punching and breaking the femur and ribs of a 3-month-old daughter.

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Groups Sue Tulsa County Sheriff's Office Over Hijab Incident

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The ACLU of Oklahoma and the Council on American-Islamic Relations Oklahoma chapter (CAIR-OK) plan to file a federal lawsuit against the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office.

Groups Sue Tulsa County Sheriff's Office Over Hijab Incident

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The ACLU of Oklahoma and the Council on American-Islamic Relations Oklahoma chapter (CAIR-OK) plan to file a federal lawsuit against the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office.

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Civil Rights Organizations Request Records On Oklahoma Superintendent’s Bible Mandate

Federal Court Temporarily Blocks Portions of Oklahoma's Law On Teaching Topics On Race

ACLU Files Lawsuit Claiming Oklahoma's Ban On Gender-Affirming Care For Minors Is Unconstitutional

Failure To Protect: Oklahoma Woman Reflects 2 Years After Pardon

Woman Sentenced To 30 Years For Enabling Child Abuse Receives Commutation Recommendation

Group Takes Aim At Oklahoma’s Failure-To-Protect Law

Groups Sue Tulsa County Sheriff's Office Over Hijab Incident

Groups Sue Tulsa County Sheriff's Office Over Hijab Incident

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Fire devastates historic Geary High School gymnasium causing extensive damage to property.

Fire devastates historic Geary High School gymnasium causing extensive damage to property.

Warm & windy with fire risks in Tulsa, weekend storms possible

Warm & windy with fire risks in Tulsa, weekend storms possible

Muskogee Turnpike reopened in Wagoner County following fatal crash

Muskogee Turnpike reopened in Wagoner County following fatal crash

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Fire devastates historic Geary High School gymnasium causing extensive damage to property.

Warm & windy with fire risks in Tulsa, weekend storms possible

Muskogee Turnpike reopened in Wagoner County following fatal crash

'Chiefsaholic' pleads guilty to 2022 Bixby bank robbery: Here's what led to Monday's plea

DoorDash and Klarna partner to offer an eat now, pay later plan

John 3:16 Mission to host annual birthday party for Tulsans experiencing homelessness