Civil rights organizations want bible mandate records from SDE. (NewsOK)
State offers free curriculum to teachers with conservative bias. (Tulsa World)
School counselors leave districts as COVID money ends. (Oklahoma Watch)
Tulsa mayoral candidates talk about education. (Tulsa World)
Tulsans are deciding on municipal candidates later next month. (Tulsa World)
Tulsa expands its downtown fire response team. (Tulsa World)
Tulsa police settlement shows mental health training is warranted. (Tulsa World)
New Tulsa police chief begins work. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma appears to be seeing an increase in biker gang violence. (NewsOK)
More than 200 inmates in Lawton are relocating. (Tulsa World)
Prison critic holds interim study on DOC failures. (Tulsa World)
Lawmaker calls for a new Hochatown traffic plan. (NewsOK)
Congressman Frank Lucas looks to the future of space travel. (KOSU)
Attorneys file appeal to judge’s misconduct ruling. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma ranks among the worst states in women’s health care. (Oklahoma Voice)
Study shows Oklahoma among top ten worst for working moms. (NewsOK)
Housing officials raise concerns about Section 8 funding. (Tulsa World)
Rent control plan by President Biden garners praise and derision. (NewsOK)
Farmers are getting priced out as investors pay more for land. (Investigate Midwest)
Oklahoma misses out on $5B in EPA funds to reduce emissions. (NewsOK)
Deadline for OKPOP to raise $18M is looming. (Tulsa World)
Tulsan lends a hand to the Olympic games in Paris. (Tulsa World)
“Twisters” surpasses $100M mark in less than a week. (NewsOK)
Twister Museum in Wakita stirs up interest in films and weather. (NewsOK)
