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Proposed Federal Food Aid Cuts Could Overwhelm Oklahoma Nonprofits, Leaders Warn: 'A Very Scary Time'

Coverage: 8 sources

Proposed budget cuts to SNAP in President Trump's proposed bill could increase strain on Oklahoma nonprofits, potentially impacting food assistance and homelessness relief.See the Story

First Lady · Oklahoma

KFOR EXCLUSIVE: Construction Timeline Reveals More About Gov. Stitt’s Secret Mansion Plans

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

The Stitt family is paving the way for future first families in Oklahoma to have a new place to call home. Governor Kevin Stitt and First Lady Sarah Stitt have spearheaded the initiative to build a new five-bedroom home on the Governor’s Mansion grounds.See the Story

No Kings Day: Oklahoma Public Safety Commissioner Clarifies State Response to Planned OKC Protests

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

Protesters are expected Saturday in Oklahoma City for "No Kings Day." News 9 spoke with Oklahoma Public Safety Commissioner Tim Tipton to learn how law enforcement will keep Oklahomans safe.Oklahoma City · Oklahoma City See the Story

Oklahomans Protest Immigration Raids and Deportations

63% Left coverage: 8 sources

US Immigration · Los Angeles See the Story

Superintendent Walters promises 'patriotic education,' defends Bible plan and lawsuit

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Superintendent Ryan Walters sits down to discuss major changes in education this fall, including new history standards, Bible distribution, and ongoing legal battles over immigration costs.Education · Oklahoma Read Article

Senate approves bill to establish national monument honoring Greenwood District

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The U.S. Senate unanimously passed a bill to establish a national monument in Tulsa’s Historic Greenwood District to honor the victims and legacy of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.Senate · Tulsa County Read Article

'Could not believe it': USACE to close, reduce services at more than 3 dozen recreation areas across Green Country this summer

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

More than three dozen recreation sites across Green Country will be closed this summer.Oklahoma, United States · Oklahoma Read Article

Ryan Walters says Bibles will be in classrooms this fall

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters says public school classrooms will receive Bibles in fall 2026 through donations, despite lawmakers rejecting his $3 million funding request.Oklahoma, United States · Oklahoma See the Story

Oklahoma Forestry Service prepares OKC residents for prescribed burn near Tinker

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A prescribed burn scheduled for Tuesday morning near Tinker Air Force Base aims to reduce hazard fuels across over 300 acres.Oklahoma County · Oklahoma County Read Article

Campbell accuses CVS of unfair prescription drug pricing, Medicaid fraud

86% Center coverage: 7 sources

BOSTON (WPRI) — Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell is suing Woonsocket-based CVS Health for allegedly charging the state's Medicaid program more for prescription drugs than cash-paying customers. Campbell accused the drugstore giant of neglecting to offer lower and discounted rates to MassHealth — which offers benefits to qualifying adults, children, families and seniors, as well as those with disabilities. She claimed CVS Health…CVS · Boston See the Story

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Proposed Federal Food Aid Cuts Could Overwhelm Oklahoma Nonprofits, Leaders Warn: 'A Very Scary Time'

KFOR EXCLUSIVE: Construction Timeline Reveals More About Gov. Stitt’s Secret Mansion Plans

No Kings Day: Oklahoma Public Safety Commissioner Clarifies State Response to Planned OKC Protests

Oklahomans Protest Immigration Raids and Deportations

Superintendent Walters promises 'patriotic education,' defends Bible plan and lawsuit

Senate approves bill to establish national monument honoring Greenwood District

'Could not believe it': USACE to close, reduce services at more than 3 dozen recreation areas across Green Country this summer

Ryan Walters says Bibles will be in classrooms this fall

Oklahoma Forestry Service prepares OKC residents for prescribed burn near Tinker

Campbell accuses CVS of unfair prescription drug pricing, Medicaid fraud

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