Judge sides with attorney general on prohibition of dual office holders. (Oklahoma Voice)
Stitt signs legislation on religious instruction absences for public school students. (NewsOK)
Congressman Cole’s primary opponent has ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin. (NewsOK)
As primary elections arrive, many races are uncontested. (KOSU)
Democratic primary to decide winner of northeast Oklahoma’s HD72. (Tulsa World)
House Democrats call for audit over underfunding of Langston University. (KOSU)
StateImpact provides a recap of the 2024 legislative session. (KOSU)
Health professionals raise concerns about the transition to managed Medicaid. (Oklahoma Voice)
Justice Department sues OKC Schools on behalf of an Air Force reservist. (KOSU)
US Supreme Court rules in favor of tribal nations administering health care programs. (KOSU)
Developer takes over OKC urban renewal project stalled since 2004. (NewsOK)
Plans for a theme park in Vinita are facing setbacks. (Tulsa World)
Popular performance artists are cancelling arena shows including OKC and Tulsa. (NewsOK)
DeadCenter Film Festival is taking place in Oklahoma City. (NewsOK)
OU’s softball team makes history with fourth straight NCAA title. (KOSU)
