Robert Neu started his new career this week as the uperintendent of Oklahoma City Public Schools. It started with a text that said, “Tag, you’re it.”
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Johnson is going to pot
Sen. Connie Johnson views the marijuana legalization effort as good public policy, not just a campaign tactic.
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City loses battle to create property registry
Lobbyists and big money might contribute to the growing number of abandoned properties across the city.
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The fight against hate
Hate groups threaten to splinter metro communities, but other groups pull together to fight bigotry and discrimination.
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Stamping out hunger
A local food drive comes at a crucial time for a regional food bank.
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Races for this year’s conservative elections are crowded as several primary elections on June 24 will decide the ultimate winner come November.
Races for this year’s conservative elections are crowded as several primary elections on June 24 will decide the ultimate winner come November.
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Botched execution creates new chapter in capital punishment debate
The botched execution of Clayton Lockett has reopened the debate over capital punishment. However, many of the state’s leaders say its a practice that is here to stay.
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Election gives you a choice. Or not.
Closed primaries and low voter turnouts mean a sizable number of Oklahomans will have no say in upcoming primary elections across the state.
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Toby Keith & Friends Golf Classic
The 11th Annual Toby Keith & Friends Golf Classic benefits the OK Kids Korral, a home away from home for families battling pediatric cancer.
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OKG Shop 7: Mother’s Day
Is your mom hard to shop for? How about this year you break from your pattern of picking up flowers from the grocery store on the way to lunch. Maybe you forgot that Mother’s Day is the same time every year. (It happens to the best of us.) Perhaps you just can’t think of what to get her. Fear not. Help is here.