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COPY-OK Senator Harry Coates Arrested For Driving While Intoxicated
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An Oklahoma senator was arrested in Texas on Thursday night on a complaint of driving while intoxicated.
OK Senator Harry Coates Arrested For Driving While Intoxicated
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An Oklahoma senator was arrested in Texas on Thursday night on a complaint of driving while intoxicated.
Oklahoma Senator Arrested For DWI In Texas
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An Oklahoma State Senator was arrested for Driving While Intoxicated in Grayson County, Texas, late Thursday night.
Oklahoma State Senator Plans To Propose Guest Worker Program Bill
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Republican State Senator Harry Coates says he'll re-introduce a bill creating a guest worker program.
Attorney General Finds No Wrong Doing In Juvenile Center Contract Award Process
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After the Attorney General's Office began an investigation into a multimillion dollar contract awarded by the state to build a juvenile center over allegations it may have been unfairly awarded, they found the contract was properly awarded.
Senator, Lobbyist Relationship Allegations Leads To Delay In Juvenile Facility Contract
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The Office of Juvenile Affairs has delayed awarding a contract for a new facility in Ada following allegations a state senator's relationship with a lobbyist may have influenced his decision.
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Delays Expected in Construction of American Indian Cultural Center
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Construction of the American Indian Cultural Center is in jeopardy after lawmakers failed to approve a key funding measure before the end of the legislative session.
Delays Expected in Construction of American Indian Cultural Center
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Construction of the American Indian Cultural Center is in jeopardy after lawmakers failed to approve a key funding measure before the end of the legislative session.
State Lawmakers Try to Tackle Childhood Obesity Problem
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The Oklahoma Senate has passed a bill aimed at reducing the state's growing childhood obesity rate.
State Lawmakers Try to Tackle Childhood Obesity Problem
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The Oklahoma Senate has passed a bill aimed at reducing the state's growing childhood obesity rate.
Oklahoma Senate Leaders Reveal GOP Agenda
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Republicans will target the workers' compensation system during Oklahoma's 2010 Legislature in a pro-business legislative agenda that GOP leaders said Tuesday will promote job growth through lower taxes and less regulation.
Oklahoma Senate Leaders Reveal GOP Agenda
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Republicans will target the workers' compensation system during Oklahoma's 2010 Legislature in a pro-business legislative agenda that GOP leaders said Tuesday will promote job growth through lower taxes and less regulation.
Senators Sour on Oklahoma Lemon Law
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Legislation that strengthens consumer protections for Oklahomans who buy defective cars and trucks has hit a roadblock in the state Senate.
Senators Sour on Oklahoma Lemon Law
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Legislation that strengthens consumer protections for Oklahomans who buy defective cars and trucks has hit a roadblock in the state Senate.
State officials considering new crane laws
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State officials are considering strengthening Oklahoma's laws on crane operations following the death of a 78-year-old man.
State officials considering new crane laws
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State officials are considering strengthening Oklahoma's laws on crane operations following the death of a 78-year-old man.
Study shows House Bill 1804 more costly
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A new study released claims that House Bill 1804 will impact the state's economy in a bad way.
Study shows House Bill 1804 more costly
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A new study released claims that House Bill 1804 will impact the state's economy in a bad way.
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Business leaders sue over immigration law
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Oklahoma business leaders are suing the state over Oklahoma's new immigration law.
Business leaders sue over immigration law
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Oklahoma business leaders are suing the state over Oklahoma's new immigration law.
State senator seeks changes to immigration law
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A Republican state senator has begun a war against a member of his own party. Sen. Harry Coates (R-Seminole) is seeking to repeal portions of the state's new immigration law, House Bill 1804. As the only republican to vote against House Bill 1804, Coates has been working to repeal the more stringent elements of the new law that went into effect Nov 1.
State senator seeks changes to immigration law
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A Republican state senator has begun a war against a member of his own party. Sen. Harry Coates (R-Seminole) is seeking to repeal portions of the state's new immigration law, House Bill 1804. As the only republican to vote against House Bill 1804, Coates has been working to repeal the more stringent elements of the new law that went into effect Nov 1.
State Senate approves major spending bill
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- The state Senate Wednesday approved a $6.5-billion state budget for next fiscal year in a general appropriations bill that includes more than $300-million in new funding for education.
The
State Senate approves major spending bill
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- The state Senate Wednesday approved a $6.5-billion state budget for next fiscal year in a general appropriations bill that includes more than $300-million in new funding for education.
The
Attorney General Drew Edmondson criticizes legislative bill
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Attorney General Drew Edmondson says a bill defining animal waste as non-hazardous could be the worse bill being considered this session.
He says the bill is an attempt by
Attorney General Drew Edmondson criticizes legislative bill
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Attorney General Drew Edmondson says a bill defining animal waste as non-hazardous could be the worse bill being considered this session.
He says the bill is an attempt by
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Super scooper pilot shares inside look at aerial firefighting efforts in Oklahoma
Deanne Stein
The state brought in two super scooper planes to assist with the fire response. One of the pilots talks about what it's like to fight fires from the air.
Super scooper pilot shares inside look at aerial firefighting efforts in Oklahoma
Deanne Stein
The state brought in two super scooper planes to assist with the fire response. One of the pilots talks about what it's like to fight fires from the air.
OU gymnastics prep for the win in the SEC championship
Victor Pozadas
The Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch learns more about the preparation and training of the OU gymnastics team as they head into the SEC championship on Saturday.
OU gymnastics prep for the win in the SEC championship
Victor Pozadas
The Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch learns more about the preparation and training of the OU gymnastics team as they head into the SEC championship on Saturday.
OKC police officer resigns after controversial use of force in 2024 traffic stop
Graham Dowers
The Oklahoma City Police Department has confirmed that Joseph Gibson, the Oklahoma City officer involved in an excessive force incident in October, is no longer employed with the department.
OKC police officer resigns after controversial use of force in 2024 traffic stop
Graham Dowers
The Oklahoma City Police Department has confirmed that Joseph Gibson, the Oklahoma City officer involved in an excessive force incident in October, is no longer employed with the department.
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Super scooper pilot shares inside look at aerial firefighting efforts in Oklahoma
Deanne Stein
The state brought in two super scooper planes to assist with the fire response. One of the pilots talks about what it's like to fight fires from the air.
OU gymnastics prep for the win in the SEC championship
Victor Pozadas
The Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch learns more about the preparation and training of the OU gymnastics team as they head into the SEC championship on Saturday.
OKC police officer resigns after controversial use of force in 2024 traffic stop
Graham Dowers
The Oklahoma City Police Department has confirmed that Joseph Gibson, the Oklahoma City officer involved in an excessive force incident in October, is no longer employed with the department.
Leedey crews prepare for upcoming wildfires while battling existing ones
Stephanie Maniche
Super scooper planes were ordered dumping water on a huge fire right outside of Leedey in Camargo Sunday.
What are controlled & prescribed burns? Rules on when and how you can safely do them
Bella Roddy
Wildfire prevention is a major concern in Oklahoma, where wildfires can have devastating effects on communities, homes, and natural landscapes. Some of the most effective tools for managing wildfire risks are the use of controlled burns and prescribed burns.
Logan County wildfire evacuation orders lifted
Carrie Winchel
Logan County emergency officials ordered evacuations Wednesday due to a dangerous wildfire east and southeast of Guthrie. Those orders have since been lifted.
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