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Bill introduced that would end Oklahoma death penalty

“Oklahoma State Representative Jason Dunnington filed House Bill 2876, which, if signed into law, would remove the death penalty as

Cherise Norton January 14, 2020

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Stitt wants state schools superintendent to be appointed, not elected

“Gov. Kevin Stitt wants Oklahoma’s state schools chief to be appointed, a move that would give the governor more control

Cherise Norton January 12, 2020

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Stitt Plans Significant State Deregulation

“Gov. Kevin Stitt says he wants to slash state regulations by the end of his term in 2023.” Article by

Cherise Norton January 9, 2020

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Oklahoma Democrats Keep Primaries Open To Rising Number Of Independent Voters

Chad Williams, Chair of the Oklahoma Libertarian Party, talks with KOSU’s Kateleigh Mills about the party’s decision to close its

Cherise Norton December 16, 2019

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Opinion: Should It Be Illegal To Sleep Outside?

“The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development says homelessness has dropped over the past decade, but the number of

Cherise Norton December 14, 2019

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Oklahoma City asking for residents help with homelessness strategy

Free and open to the public, a community public forum addressing homelessness in Oklahoma City will be held Monday, December

Cherise Norton December 12, 2019

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Civil rights group sues over Oklahoma bail practices

On Tuesday, the ACLU filed a lawsuit alleging unconstitutional discrimination by the Canadian County bail system against the poor and

Cherise Norton December 11, 2019

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Medical marijuana tax money not going to designated areas

State Question 788 designated that money exceeding the budgeted amount needed to run the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority should be

Cherise Norton December 11, 2019

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Right Thinking: Charter school success hiding in plain sight

“Instead of encouraging the expansion of successful charter school models, the solons who run the Oklahoma City schools both want

Cherise Norton December 4, 2019

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Oklahoma Governor Opposes Criminal Justice Initiative

“Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt says he opposes a proposed state question that would restrict prosecutors from using previous felony convictions

Cherise Norton December 4, 2019

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Sunday Liquor Sales In Oklahoma To Be On The Ballot In March

“Tulsa County set an election for March to determine if liquor stores should be able to sell on Sunday.” Article

Cherise Norton November 18, 2019

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Cherokee Nation Lays Out Two Paths For Sending Delegate To Congress

The Cherokee Nation seeks to send former Obama advisor Kim Teehee as a tribal delegate to the U.S. House of

Cherise Norton November 4, 2019

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