Senate Poised To (Finally) Approve Bridenstine As NASA Chief
Close encounters: Jim Bridenstine’s NASA nomination narrowly overcomes Senate hurdle by Justin Wingerter, NewsOK U.S. Rep. Jim Bridenstine, the Tulsa
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2018: Cockroft Announces He Won’t Seek Re-Election
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Gentner Drummond Throws Hat In For OK Attorney General
Tulsan Gentner Drummond to enter attorney general race By Randy Krehbiel, Tulsa World Tulsa lawyer Gentner Drummond said Tuesday he
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Oklahoma REALTORS Announce Opposition To Capital Gains Rollback
The Oklahoma Association of REALTORS® released the following statement and video today in regards to the detrimental issues surrounding a
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3 GOP Gubernatorial Hopefuls Pan Plan For Teacher Pay
Three GOP gubernatorial candidates say they wouldn’t have signed pay raise package by Chris Casteel Three Republican gubernatorial candidates said they
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TODAY: Holt To Be Sworn In As OKC Mayor
Tomorrow is the day. And you are invited. #1OKC pic.twitter.com/QgERvFADuS — Mayor-elect David Holt (@davidfholt) April 10, 2018
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Oklahoma AG Hunter Releases Tar Creek Audits
MIKE HUNTER, ATTORNEY GENERAL OF OKLAHOMA FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 9, 2018 Attorney General Hunter Releases Tar Creek Audits OKLAHOMA
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TRUMP: Scott Pruitt “Is doing a great job!”
While Security spending was somewhat more than his predecessor, Scott Pruitt has received death threats because of his bold actions
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Election Board Outlines Upcoming Candidate Filing Procedures During Capitol Demonstrations
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 9, 2018 Candidate filing begins April 11 Large crowds expected if teacher demonstrations continue at State
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SoonerPoll: Lamb, Cornett Leading In GOP Primary, 49.6% Of Democrats Still Undecided
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OpEd: Oklahoma’s Striking Teachers Are Intoxicated By Their Own Demands
Oklahoma’s striking teachers are intoxicated by their own demands BY FREDERICK M. HESS, GRANT ADDISON, American Enterprise Institute Oklahoma’s teachers have
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