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A Cleveland County district judge today invalidated the Norman City Council’s decision to spend about $865,000 on financial oversight and social services instead of its police department.

The ruling is in response to a lawsuit filed by the Norman Fraternal Order of Police. One of the police union’s arguments was the city didn’t give citizens a good enough explanation about what would be decided in its June 16 meeting.

Judge Thomas Baldwin agreed with the union’s claim that the city violated the state’s Open Meetings Act.

No one knows how many cases of the coronavirus are present in Oklahoma schools. But, we do know there are hundreds of cases in every part of the state.

KOSU is covering the coronavirus in Oklahoma and how it's affecting our lives. Bookmark this page for the latest updates.

A limited number of Mustang High School students exposed to the coronavirus will have the option to attend class with their peers who may also have the disease.

Anna Farha, host of Wiretap, shares her 20 favorite songs of 2020. They're listed in the order they appeared on the show.

Advocates from northeastern Oklahoma are concerned that the large chicken farms being built in their backyards are affecting the quality of air. Now, researchers at the University of Oklahoma are studying the extent of air pollution from the poultry plants.