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US Decides To Rejoin UNESCO And Pay Back Dues, To Counter Chinese Influence

US Decides To Rejoin UNESCO And Pay Back Dues, To Counter Chinese Influence

Associated Press U.N. cultural and scientific agency UNESCO announced Monday that the United States plans to rejoin — and pay more than $600 million in back dues — after a decade-long dispute sparked by the organization’s move to include Palestine as a member.

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Oklahoma's proposed state-funded Catholic school violates U.S. Constitution, says A.G. Drummond

Oklahoma's proposed state-funded Catholic school violates U.S. Constitution, says A.G. Drummond

Bella Roddy Oklahoma Attorney General and 2026 candidate for Governor Gentner Drummond has filed a brief one month before the case of an Oklahoma state-funded religious charter school goes before the U.S. Supreme Court.

Oklahoma's proposed state-funded Catholic school violates U.S. Constitution, says A.G. Drummond

Oklahoma's proposed state-funded Catholic school violates U.S. Constitution, says A.G. Drummond

Bella Roddy Oklahoma Attorney General and 2026 candidate for Governor Gentner Drummond has filed a brief one month before the case of an Oklahoma state-funded religious charter school goes before the U.S. Supreme Court.

Tulsa Zoo breaks ground on new habitat to house giant anteaters

Tulsa Zoo breaks ground on new habitat to house giant anteaters

Tyler Whitehead The Tulsa Zoo broke ground on a new habitat that will house giant eaters for the first time in the zoo's history.

Tulsa Zoo breaks ground on new habitat to house giant anteaters

Tulsa Zoo breaks ground on new habitat to house giant anteaters

Tyler Whitehead The Tulsa Zoo broke ground on a new habitat that will house giant eaters for the first time in the zoo's history.

Oklahoma Considers Flat 4.75% Income Tax Rate in New Bill: Here's the Potential Impact for Taxpayers and the State

Oklahoma Considers Flat 4.75% Income Tax Rate in New Bill: Here's the Potential Impact for Taxpayers and the State

David Prock Oklahoma lawmakers are considering a 4.75% flat income tax rate and increased standard deductions, impacting taxpayers and potentially shifting revenue sources. Local financial expert Paul Hood weighs in on what this bill could mean for taxpayers and the state if passed.

Oklahoma Considers Flat 4.75% Income Tax Rate in New Bill: Here's the Potential Impact for Taxpayers and the State

Oklahoma Considers Flat 4.75% Income Tax Rate in New Bill: Here's the Potential Impact for Taxpayers and the State

David Prock Oklahoma lawmakers are considering a 4.75% flat income tax rate and increased standard deductions, impacting taxpayers and potentially shifting revenue sources. Local financial expert Paul Hood weighs in on what this bill could mean for taxpayers and the state if passed.

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Oklahoma's proposed state-funded Catholic school violates U.S. Constitution, says A.G. Drummond

Oklahoma's proposed state-funded Catholic school violates U.S. Constitution, says A.G. Drummond

Bella Roddy Oklahoma Attorney General and 2026 candidate for Governor Gentner Drummond has filed a brief one month before the case of an Oklahoma state-funded religious charter school goes before the U.S. Supreme Court.

Tulsa Zoo breaks ground on new habitat to house giant anteaters

Tulsa Zoo breaks ground on new habitat to house giant anteaters

Tyler Whitehead The Tulsa Zoo broke ground on a new habitat that will house giant eaters for the first time in the zoo's history.

Oklahoma Considers Flat 4.75% Income Tax Rate in New Bill: Here's the Potential Impact for Taxpayers and the State

Oklahoma Considers Flat 4.75% Income Tax Rate in New Bill: Here's the Potential Impact for Taxpayers and the State

David Prock Oklahoma lawmakers are considering a 4.75% flat income tax rate and increased standard deductions, impacting taxpayers and potentially shifting revenue sources. Local financial expert Paul Hood weighs in on what this bill could mean for taxpayers and the state if passed.

What's in Governor Stitt's executive order defending religious liberty in Oklahoma

What's in Governor Stitt's executive order defending religious liberty in Oklahoma

Carrie Winchel Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt issued an executive order Monday, making Oklahoma "the nation's strongest defender of religious liberty," according to a news release from Stitt's office.

Salina family devastated after losing home, belongings in electrical fire: 'Still holds the memories'

Salina family devastated after losing home, belongings in electrical fire: 'Still holds the memories'

Kaitlyn Deggs A Salina family is asking for help after they lost everything but the clothes they were wearing. They say this was the family home, which saw decades of major life events.

Josh Giddey returns to OKC to play former team: Full preview of Bulls-Thunder

Josh Giddey returns to OKC to play former team: Full preview of Bulls-Thunder

Jeremie Poplin Watch Josh Giddey talk about his return to OKC as the Thunder host Chicago.

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