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Oklahoma continues to grow in population, primarily in metropolitan areas.
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A massive crowd of Red Dirt music fans will descend upon Stillwater for the sold-out “Boys From Oklahoma” concerts at Boone Pickens Stadium starting Thursday through Sunday.
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Veronica Munoz walks into Stillwater Animal Welfare and greets each dog like an old friend. Munoz, a stay-at-home mom, began volunteering at the city shelter two years ago. What started as a hobby quickly turned into a mission.
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High winds and low humidity caused dozens of fires to race across the Oklahoma plains Friday. By Saturday, the healing had begun.
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Oklahomans were left picking up the pieces across 170,000 acres of scorched earth. Gov. Kevin Stitt said one person was killed in a car crash after driving into smoke while disaster officials said an estimated 293 structures were destroyed.
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Stillwater officials say the tech giant Google will be the operator of a potentially multi-billion dollar data center in the city.
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Oklahoma State University is changing housing policies to accommodate a record-high enrollment and increase space for undergraduate students.
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The November 5 election has wrapped up in the state. Here's how Oklahomans voted.
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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.
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Robin Fuxa, a fifth-generation Oklahoman and educator, and Randy Grellner, a doctor in Cushing, have different perspectives on which state policies they would prioritize.