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US Supreme Court May Take Up Case On Tribal Jurisdiction: Tulsa v. Hooper

Haley Weger It’s the ongoing battle between tribal, versus municipal jurisdiction- the case of Tulsa v. Hooper.

New Law Allows USMC Vets & Families To Sue Over Toxic Water At Camp Lejeune

CBS News A new law may allow as many as a million people, mostly Marines and their families, to sue the U.S. government over contaminated water at Camp Lejeune, a Marine Corps base in North Carolina. The law is a major change for veterans and others who say they suffered illnesses as a result of their service at the base.

Albert Woodfox, Former Black Panther Who Spent Decades In Solitary Confinement, Dies At Age 75

CBS News Albert Woodfox, a former Black Panther and one of the "Angola Three," has died of complications from COVID-19, his brother told CBS News. He was 75.

OU Law Dean Nominated By President Trump To Federal Court

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President Donald Trump nominated University of Oklahoma College of Law's assistant Dean of Students Scott Palk Monday to the Federal District Court in Oklahoma City.

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Thursday warms ahead of weekend storm chances

News 9 With warm temps anticipated through the end of the workweek, Meteorologist Lacey Swope has when storm chances could arrive this weekend.

Burger chain 'Shake Shack' coming to OKC

Anna Denison The popular burger chain Shake Shack is officially making its way to Oklahoma City, according to an announcement from Oak OKC.

Private high school principal fired, arrested on child pornography charges

Lisa Monahan Southwest Covenant High School terminated its principal as Canadian County Sheriff’s Investigators announce discovery of child pornography on his phone.

Social Security Administration to withhold checks for some starting today

Victor Pozadas Social Security Administration begins withholding checks for some seniors due to mishandled funds and payments. CBS Analyst Jill Schlesinger gives insights on how to contest the decision.

Department of Health and Human Services will lay off 10,000 workers in a major restructuring plan

Associated Press The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will lay off 10,000 workers and shut down entire agencies, including ones that oversee billions of dollars in funds for addiction services and community health centers across the country.

Oklahoma State Board of Education cancels monthly meeting due to 'technical issue'

Christian Hans The Oklahoma State Board of Education's Thursday meeting has been canceled, according to State Superintendent Ryan Walters.

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