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A member of the House of Representatives is trying to exempt the Federal Aviation Administration Academy in Oklahoma City from any future government shutdowns.The school churns out thousands of trained air traffic controllers at a time when there’s a national shortage. The legislation introduced by Rep. Frank Lucas would keep the academy at the Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center, one of the FAA’s largest facilities, open if funds stopped flowing …See the Story

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Long Story Short: As Prison Phone Call Caps Take Effect, Focus Shifts to Tablets - Oklahoma Watch

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Oklahoma Watch · As Prison Phone Call Caps Take Effect, Focus Shifts to TabletsKeaton Ross about a pending legal challenge to a primary reform ballot initiative. Paul Monies with an update on the latest efforts in the Legislature to pass cell phone bans for Oklahoma schools. Keaton on how Oklahoma’s prison communications provider is responding to new federal regulations on phone calls from correctional institutions. Ted Streuli Hosts. .wp…See the Story

Is Oklahoma considering a law that would ban lab-grown meat? - Oklahoma Watch

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Is Oklahoma considering a law that would ban lab-grown meat? - Oklahoma Watch

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Yes. House Bill 2829, passed by the House of Representatives on March 25th, would make it a misdemeanor to manufacture, sell, hold, or distribute any cultivated meat product. Food sellers found in violation of this proposed law may face the suspension or revocation of their licenses. The bill exempts any research conducted by governmental entities or institutes of higher education and grants the State Department of Health the capacity to adopt r…See the Story

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Melinda Daniels always has one eye on the clock when her husband calls for a post-work debrief. Like most long-distance relationships, the couple relies on phone calls to stay connected and in sync on family, finances and other personal matters. But they don’t have the luxury of unlimited calling plans. Joe Daniels is serving a life sentence at the Joseph Harp Correctional Center in Lexington, where a 15-minute phone call cost $2.10 before Feb. …See the Story

Does Oklahoma rank #1 in profit per employee among Fortune 500 companies? - Oklahoma Watch

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Does Oklahoma rank #1 in profit per employee among Fortune 500 companies? - Oklahoma Watch

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Yes. An analysis of 2024 data from the Fortune 500 measured the profit per employee of these companies by state and found that Oklahoma ranked #1. Fortune 500 companies in Oklahoma had an average profit per employee of $1,286,814. That’s 1.7 times that of those in Texas, which ranks #2, and more than 10 times the average of all the states. 12 states do not have any such companies. Profit per employee can be used to indicate efficiency of a workf…See the Story

Can drivers fleeing harm in Oklahoma run over protesters without facing charges? - Oklahoma Watch

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Can drivers fleeing harm in Oklahoma run over protesters without facing charges? - Oklahoma Watch

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Yes. Oklahoma HB 1674, approved in April 2021, protects drivers who unintentionally harm protestors with their vehicles while fleeing from a riot. The law specifies that such drivers are not criminally or civilly liable for any injury or death that occurs if (1) the driver reasonably believes that fleeing is necessary to avoid serious injury or death, and (2) due care is exerted. According to this law, protestors who obstruct the normal use of a…See the Story

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Oklahoma Lawmakers Hear Few Eviction Bills, Advance One - Oklahoma Watch

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The Oklahoma legislature considered a handful of bills this session written to address landlord-tenant laws.Only one of those bills is still alive. Senate Bill 128 by Sen. Julia Kirt, D-Oklahoma City, extends the eviction timeline, a change that could reduce evictions in the state by adding time for tenants to prepare before an eviction hearing. The bill would implement a period of 10 days between filing an eviction and a scheduled hearing, addi…See the Story

Has every county in Oklahoma voted Republican in presidential elections for the past 20 years? - Oklahoma Watch

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Has every county in Oklahoma voted Republican in presidential elections for the past 20 years? - Oklahoma Watch

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Yes. The Republican presidential candidate has won the majority of votes in all 77 counties in Oklahoma in the six presidential elections since 2004. The last counties to vote majority Democrat were Cherokee, Choctaw, Haskell, Hughes, McIntosh, Muskogee, Okmulgee, and Ottawa counties in the 2000 election between George W. Bush and Al Gore. Oklahoma still voted Republican that year with 60% of the votes. Since then, Republican presidential candid…See the Story