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Oklahoma Lawmakers File Appeal Challenging OG&E Rate Increase And Corporation Commission Audits

News 9 Three Oklahoma lawmakers have filed a Supreme Court appeal challenging a $127 million OG&E rate hike and alleging ethical violations by Commissioner Todd Hiett in the case.

State Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments In Case Between Lawmakers, Corporation Commissioner

News On 6 The state Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday afternoon in the case against the Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner, accused of drunkenly groping a man at a national conference in the summer.

State Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments In Case Between Lawmakers, Corporation Commissioner

News 9 The state Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday afternoon in the case against the Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner, accused of drunkenly groping a man at a national conference in the summer.

Study To Determine Legality Of License Plate-Reading Cameras After Oklahoma Lawmaker Raises Privacy Concerns

Alexis Young A new study is set to determine the legality of cameras used to read license plates after a recent court ruling put dozens of arrests at risk.

Oklahoma Lawmaker Questions Legality Of License Plate Reading Cameras, Following Court Ruling

Cal Day A Green Country state representative is raising concerns about the legality of license plate reading cameras after a recent court ruling that could put dozens of arrests made with the help of these cameras in jeopardy.

State Representative Tom Gann Looking Into Property Rights For Oklahoma Landlords

News On 6 State Representative Tom Gann of Inola is looking into property rights for landlords and if Oklahoma law is being violated.

State Representative Tom Gann Looking Into Property Rights For Oklahoma Landlords

News On 6 State Representative Tom Gann of Inola is looking into property rights for landlords and if Oklahoma law is being violated.

Bill That Would Increase Education Funding Now In State Senate's Hands

Dave Davis

Its Day 4 of the Oklahoma school shutdown and there is new progress on legislation funding education at the state Capitol.

Bill That Would Increase Education Funding Now In State Senate's Hands

Dave Davis

Its Day 4 of the Oklahoma school shutdown and there is new progress on legislation funding education at the state Capitol.

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OK Officials Expect Low Turnout For Tuesday's Runoff Election

Aaron Brilbeck

A total of 13 state legislative primaries across Oklahoma require runoffs, including five here in the metro. There are six runoff elections for House seats: Four Republican and two Democratic. In the Senate there are seven runoffs; all republicans who are seeking open seats.

OK Officials Expect Low Turnout For Tuesday's Runoff Election

Aaron Brilbeck

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Oklahoma Lawmakers File Appeal Challenging OG&E Rate Increase And Corporation Commission Audits

State Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments In Case Between Lawmakers, Corporation Commissioner

State Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments In Case Between Lawmakers, Corporation Commissioner

Study To Determine Legality Of License Plate-Reading Cameras After Oklahoma Lawmaker Raises Privacy Concerns

Oklahoma Lawmaker Questions Legality Of License Plate Reading Cameras, Following Court Ruling

Governor Stitt Signs $698M Economic Plan

LEAD Act Becomes Law

LEAD Act Becomes Law

Lawmakers Ask AG O’Connor For Clarity On ‘Self-Administered’ Abortions

Lawmakers Ask AG O’Connor For Clarity On ‘Self-Administered’ Abortions

Report: Oklahoma Lawmakers Eating Well On Lobbyist’s Dime

Report: Oklahoma Lawmakers Eating Well On Lobbyist’s Dime

$613 Million Panasonic Incentive Clears House of Representatives

$613 Million Panasonic Incentive Clears House of Representatives

State Representative Tom Gann Looking Into Property Rights For Oklahoma Landlords

State Representative Tom Gann Looking Into Property Rights For Oklahoma Landlords

Bill That Would Increase Education Funding Now In State Senate's Hands

Bill That Would Increase Education Funding Now In State Senate's Hands

OK Officials Expect Low Turnout For Tuesday's Runoff Election

OK Officials Expect Low Turnout For Tuesday's Runoff Election

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Cordell Teacher And Community Donate Hundreds Of Pajamas For City Rescue Mission Children

Cordell Teacher And Community Donate Hundreds Of Pajamas For City Rescue Mission Children

Christmas Village 40 Years In The Making: Steve Dagg's Holiday Wonderland

Christmas Village 40 Years In The Making: Steve Dagg's Holiday Wonderland

Oklahoma County Jail Lawsuit Heads To Mediation As $40 Million ARPA Deadline Looms

Oklahoma County Jail Lawsuit Heads To Mediation As $40 Million ARPA Deadline Looms

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Cordell Teacher And Community Donate Hundreds Of Pajamas For City Rescue Mission Children

Christmas Village 40 Years In The Making: Steve Dagg's Holiday Wonderland

Oklahoma County Jail Lawsuit Heads To Mediation As $40 Million ARPA Deadline Looms

1 Dead, Multiple Injured In Harrah Crash

Timeline: Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner Todd Hiett Faces Allegations of Misconduct

UPDATE: 2 Dead, 2 Injured In NW OKC Officer-Involved Shooting