Attorneys argue libel suit against State Superintendent Ryan Walters. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma teachers and students grapple with fears of deportation. (NewsOK)
Tulsa’s shopping cart retrieval program faces criticism. (Tulsa World)
A ban on student cell phones is gaining ground. (Oklahoma Watch)
A poultry pollution lawsuit begins today. (Tulsa World)
Oklahoma County moves ahead with facility despite lawsuit. (NewsOK)
The Cherokee Nation comes to an agreement with the state on car tag compacts. (KOSU)
A Choctaw lawsuit alleges the federal government wrongfully allowed land lease. (NewsOK)
An organization wants to get medals of honor to indigenous veterans. (KOSU)
Oklahoma’s ban on homeless sites hasn’t impacted enforcement, so far. (NewsOK)
Filing for northeast Oklahoma school board candidates begins. (Tulsa World)
Tulsa mayor G.T. Bynum leaves office today. (Tulsa World)
Bank closes three locations in southwest Oklahoma. (KOSU)
Oklahoma is facing a shortage of game wardens ahead of hunting season. (Oklahoma Voice)
A look at the state of craft beer in Oklahoma. (KOSU)
Oklahoma looks ahead to more film projects in the state. (NewsOK)
DHS is looking for holiday help for kids in foster care. (Tulsa World)
Project Santa kicks off with a $150,000 goal. (Tulsa World)
OKC Thunder fails to get a clean sweep on its road series. (NewsOK)
