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This Week in Oklahoma Politics panel discuss a video from State Superintendent Ryan Walters attacking teachers and teachers' unions, Oklahoma County ending its lawsuit against OKC over the location of a new jail and more.

The November 5 election has wrapped up in the state. Here's how Oklahomans voted.

The City of Stillwater is considering a potential $3 billion dollar Data Center Project, a campus of networked computer servers, that would be an economic boon for the city. Now, voters are tasked with deciding whether OG&E, one of Oklahoma’s largest utility providers, will supply power to the center.

Federal, state and tribal agencies have swooped in to help after Hurricane Helene caused massive flooding in the Southeastern U.S. late last week.

A trio of state lawmakers are asking the Oklahoma Supreme Court to disqualify Corporation Commissioner Todd Hiett from judicial cases at the commission.

An Oklahoma Corporation Commission Administrative Judge heard public comments regarding Oklahoma Gas and Electric's request for a rate increase Monday.

Oklahoma Gas & Electric is seeking approval from the Oklahoma Corporation Commission for a $332.5 million rate hike.

The public utility is asking the three-member Oklahoma Corporation Commission to approve a $332 million rate hike annually.

Developed in cooperation with the state Commissioners of Land Office, Village Verde is a 480-acre real estate project in northwest OKC near Piedmont. The development has implemented several eco-friendly amenities, and all of its buildings are required to meet stringent energy efficiency standards.

Oklahoma Gas & Electric is seeking approval to replace two aging power generation units, and if approved customers would have to foot the bill.