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Lost Ogle Joins Fight For Fallin E-Mails

Satirical website wants papers from Okla. governor By SEAN MURPHY, AP OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) – Attorneys for the satirical local

Editorial: One size doesn’t fit all in holding back third-graders One size doesn’t fit all third-graders By World’s Editorials Writers

Two women could lead the GOP to big victory in 2016 BY LYLE LARSON Special to the Star-Telegram Roll call

Barresi campaign seeks record of Hofmeister contact with Jenks Schools Her campaign wants to see communications between Jenks Schools and

Legislation putting a chill into wind energy prospects in Oklahoma, critics say By BARBARA HOBEROCK World Capitol Bureau OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma credit rating threat is without merit, state officials say By Kathryn McNutt A warning by Sen. Patrick Anderson that

Oklahoma legislators open new chapter in Common Core debate By Randy Ellis and Tim Willert The Oklahoma House of Representatives

Senator Tom Coburn: ‘Power Is a Tool’ Interview by MARK LEIBOVICH, NYTimes Magazine You recently learned you have prostate cancer

Medicaid privatization plan clears Oklahoma Senate By SEAN MURPHY, Associated Press OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A plan to test privatizing

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 13, 2014 House Passes Measure to Allow Oklahomans to Vote on Corruption Safeguards OKLAHOMA CITY – The