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Kansas Bans Transgender Athletes From Women’s, Girls’ Sports

Associated Press Kansas is banning transgender athletes from girls’ and women’s sports from kindergarten through college, the first of several possible new laws restricting the rights of transgender people pushed through by Republican legislators over the wishes of the Democratic governor.

Controversy Swirls At State Capitol After Email

LeighAnne Manwarren

A controversy is brewing at the state Capitol after a state employee referred to transgender men and women as cross-dressers in an email Monday morning.

Defiant Kentucky Clerk Jailed Over Refusing Marriage Licenses

News 9 The county clerk in Kentucky who has repeatedly defied court orders by refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses was ordered to go to jail after being held in contempt by a federal judge Thursday.

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Prescribed burns cause air quality concerns in Green Country

Kaitlyn Deggs Many people in Tulsa saw and smelled smoke on Wednesday, which is the result of prescribed burns before the wind picks up again later this week.

Prescribed burns cause air quality concerns in Green Country

Kaitlyn Deggs Many people in Tulsa saw and smelled smoke on Wednesday, which is the result of prescribed burns before the wind picks up again later this week.

Cherokee Nation seeds tradition: Over 8,000 heirloom seed packages will go to citizens

Ryan Gillin The Cherokee Nation is readying its annual seed bank distribution program, offering heirloom seeds to citizens for traditional crops. An inside look at how 8,000 packages reconnect Cherokees with their roots.

Cherokee Nation seeds tradition: Over 8,000 heirloom seed packages will go to citizens

Veterans regain independence with new all-terrain chair

Ethan Wright A new all-terrain wheelchair is helping wounded veterans regain mobility and independence.

Veterans regain independence with new all-terrain chair

Ethan Wright A new all-terrain wheelchair is helping wounded veterans regain mobility and independence.

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Prescribed burns cause air quality concerns in Green Country

Kaitlyn Deggs Many people in Tulsa saw and smelled smoke on Wednesday, which is the result of prescribed burns before the wind picks up again later this week.

Cherokee Nation seeds tradition: Over 8,000 heirloom seed packages will go to citizens

Kansas Bans Transgender Athletes From Women’s, Girls’ Sports

Controversy Swirls At State Capitol After Email

Defiant Kentucky Clerk Jailed Over Refusing Marriage Licenses

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Prescribed burns cause air quality concerns in Green Country

Prescribed burns cause air quality concerns in Green Country

Cherokee Nation seeds tradition: Over 8,000 heirloom seed packages will go to citizens

Cherokee Nation seeds tradition: Over 8,000 heirloom seed packages will go to citizens

Veterans regain independence with new all-terrain chair

Veterans regain independence with new all-terrain chair

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Prescribed burns cause air quality concerns in Green Country

Cherokee Nation seeds tradition: Over 8,000 heirloom seed packages will go to citizens

Veterans regain independence with new all-terrain chair

Smoky skies over Tulsa as prescribed burns impact air quality

Riversport OKC to host World Ranking Event, free to attend

Former Oklahoma Congressman Wes Watkins passes