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Justice Department Files Hate Crimes Charges Against Alleged Buffalo Mass Shooter Payton Gendron

CBS News The Justice Department has filed multiple federal hate crimes charges against alleged Buffalo mass shooter Payton Gendron.

2020 Census To Be Printed Without Citizenship Question

News 9 Days after the U.S. Supreme Court halted the addition of a citizenship question to the 2020 Census, the U.S. Census Bureau has started the process of printing the questionnaire without the controversial query. Trump administration attorneys notified parti

Trump To Rescind Obama-Era Guidance On Affirmative Action

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The Trump administration is rescinding Obama-era guidance that encouraged schools to take a person's race into account to encourage diversity in admissions.

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Where Pot Is Now Legal, No-Longer-Criminals Seek Forgiveness

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Despite its name, hippie reputation and liberal spirit, Vermont hasn’t always been kind to pot smokers.

Where Pot Is Now Legal, No-Longer-Criminals Seek Forgiveness

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Despite its name, hippie reputation and liberal spirit, Vermont hasn’t always been kind to pot smokers.

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South winds pick up today ahead of weekend storms

News On 6 Gusty south winds return today with highs in the 80s, a storm system brings rain to southeastern Oklahoma on Friday, and a stronger system this weekend could produce severe storms.

South winds pick up today ahead of weekend storms

News On 6 Gusty south winds return today with highs in the 80s, a storm system brings rain to southeastern Oklahoma on Friday, and a stronger system this weekend could produce severe storms.

Outdoor pics with Tess: Marcus's first buck

Tess Maune If you have a fishing, hunting, or outdoor snapshot you'd like to see featured, send it to Tess Maune on Facebook.

Outdoor pics with Tess: Marcus's first buck

Tess Maune If you have a fishing, hunting, or outdoor snapshot you'd like to see featured, send it to Tess Maune on Facebook.

Early voting begins Thursday for April 1 election in Oklahoma

Alyssa Miller Early voting begins Thursday in Oklahoma for the April 1 election, with voters deciding on state and local races, school bond proposals, and a sales tax increase in Claremore.

Early voting begins Thursday for April 1 election in Oklahoma

Alyssa Miller Early voting begins Thursday in Oklahoma for the April 1 election, with voters deciding on state and local races, school bond proposals, and a sales tax increase in Claremore.

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South winds pick up today ahead of weekend storms

News On 6 Gusty south winds return today with highs in the 80s, a storm system brings rain to southeastern Oklahoma on Friday, and a stronger system this weekend could produce severe storms.

Outdoor pics with Tess: Marcus's first buck

Tess Maune If you have a fishing, hunting, or outdoor snapshot you'd like to see featured, send it to Tess Maune on Facebook.

Early voting begins Thursday for April 1 election in Oklahoma

Alyssa Miller Early voting begins Thursday in Oklahoma for the April 1 election, with voters deciding on state and local races, school bond proposals, and a sales tax increase in Claremore.

Tulsa firefighters extinguish kitchen fire at Egg Roll Kingdom

Brooke Cox Tulsa firefighters extinguished a small kitchen fire at Egg Roll Kingdom early Thursday morning, with no injuries reported.

Rep. Josh Brecheen talks reconciliation bill

Alex Cameron On Wednesday, Griffin Media's Alex Cameron spoke with Rep. Josh Brecheen (R-OK2), a member of the House Budget Committee, about the status of efforts to complete work on a joint budget resolution and move the process forward.

Family Healthcare Clinic in Bartlesville closes abruptly

MaKayla Glenn The Family Healthcare Clinic in Bartlesville has unexpectedly closed its doors, leaving employees and patients in shock. Former employee Brittaney Gentry-Wood revealed that staff were informed just days before the closure that they would continue serving patients until April 3, but a sudden board meeting led to the abrupt shutdown.

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DOJ Report Says Tulsa Race Massacre Was A 'Coordinated Military-Style Attack'

Attorney For Last Two Tulsa Race Massacre Survivors Responds To DOJ Report

Uber Overcharged Disabled Passengers For Pickups, Feds Say

Justice Department Files Hate Crimes Charges Against Alleged Buffalo Mass Shooter Payton Gendron

2020 Census To Be Printed Without Citizenship Question

Trump To Rescind Obama-Era Guidance On Affirmative Action

Where Pot Is Now Legal, No-Longer-Criminals Seek Forgiveness

Where Pot Is Now Legal, No-Longer-Criminals Seek Forgiveness

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South winds pick up today ahead of weekend storms

South winds pick up today ahead of weekend storms

Outdoor pics with Tess: Marcus's first buck

Outdoor pics with Tess: Marcus's first buck

Early voting begins Thursday for April 1 election in Oklahoma

Early voting begins Thursday for April 1 election in Oklahoma

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South winds pick up today ahead of weekend storms

Outdoor pics with Tess: Marcus's first buck

Early voting begins Thursday for April 1 election in Oklahoma

Tulsa firefighters extinguish kitchen fire at Egg Roll Kingdom

Rep. Josh Brecheen talks reconciliation bill

Family Healthcare Clinic in Bartlesville closes abruptly