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Gov. Stitt signs two bills into law to incentivize teachers in Oklahoma
Elizabeth Fitz
Earlier this week, Governor Stitt signed two bills into law to incentivize educators to stay in the career or come back into the classroom.
Oklahoma lawmaker files joint resolution to disapprove proposed state social studies and science standards
Amanda Siew
A Republican state senator filed a joint resolution Thursday to disapprove proposed updates to Oklahoma social studies and science standards, following concerns from newly-appointed State Board of Education members, Governor Kevin Stitt and some state lawmakers.
Debate Intensifies as Oklahoma Moves Toward Cell Phone-Free Schools
Haley Hetrick
State lawmakers are moving forward with measures in both the House and Senate to remove cell phones from Oklahoma classrooms.
Oklahoma Leaders React to Trump's Executive Order to Dissolve the Education Department: Key Facts About the U.S. Department of Education
Alex Cameron
President Trump signed an executive order directing Secretary of Education Linda McMahon to take steps toward closing the Department of Education, though congressional approval is required for full elimination.
State lawmakers advance dozens of bills, and block dozens more ahead of legislative deadline
Haley Hetrick
State lawmakers are nearing their first legislative deadline, and are moving to approve dozens of bills. Any legislation that isn't heard in a committee in the chamber of origin by this Thursday, will not be moving forward this legislative session.
Oklahoma lawmaker sues Gov. Stitt over order mandating state employees return to office
Bella Roddy
State Rep. Andy Fugate (D-Del City) filed a lawsuit Friday challenging Gov. Kevin Stitt’s executive order requiring all full-time state agency employees to return to in-office work by Feb. 1. The lawsuit, filed in Oklahoma County District Court, argues that the order exceeds the governor’s constitutional authority.
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Several education bills advance from state Senate
Haley Hetrick
The Oklahoma Senate Education Committee passed several bills on Tuesday, including two key proposals that could impact school discipline and technology policies statewide.
Several education bills advance from state Senate
Haley Hetrick
The Oklahoma Senate Education Committee passed several bills on Tuesday, including two key proposals that could impact school discipline and technology policies statewide.
Teacher pay raises, cell phone ban top Oklahoma Senate's education agenda
Haley Hetrick
Oklahoma Senate Education Committee leaders announced key initiatives, including teacher pay raises, classroom cellphone bans, and higher education reforms, ahead of the upcoming legislative session.
Teacher pay raises, cell phone ban top Oklahoma Senate's education agenda
Haley Hetrick
Oklahoma Senate Education Committee leaders announced key initiatives, including teacher pay raises, classroom cellphone bans, and higher education reforms, ahead of the upcoming legislative session.
Oklahoma Lawmakers File Bill To Ban Or Restrict Cell Phone Use In Classrooms Amid Safety Concerns
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State lawmakers filed a bill to ban or restrict cell phone use in Oklahoma classrooms. The proposed law is intended to boost academic performance and promote better mental health. However, the proposal has sparked concerns about student safety.
Oklahoma Lawmakers File Bill To Ban Or Restrict Cell Phone Use In Classrooms Amid Safety Concerns
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State lawmakers filed a bill to ban or restrict cell phone use in Oklahoma classrooms. The proposed law is intended to boost academic performance and promote better mental health. However, the proposal has sparked concerns about student safety.
State Lawmakers Have Plans To Move Forward With Phone-Free Classroom Initiatives
News 9
State Senators held a two-day interim study to learn about the pros and cons of eliminating or cutting down on cellphone usage in Oklahoma classrooms.
State Lawmakers Have Plans To Move Forward With Phone-Free Classroom Initiatives
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State Senators held a two-day interim study to learn about the pros and cons of eliminating or cutting down on cellphone usage in Oklahoma classrooms.
Oklahoma Lawmakers Push To Establish Guidelines On Student Cell Phone Usage In Schools
Alexis Young
Oklahoma lawmakers are proposing to restrict or ban student cell phone use in schools, with supporters citing academic benefits. However, critics say they are urging a more balanced approach to phones in schools.
Oklahoma Lawmakers Push To Establish Guidelines On Student Cell Phone Usage In Schools
Alexis Young
Oklahoma lawmakers are proposing to restrict or ban student cell phone use in schools, with supporters citing academic benefits. However, critics say they are urging a more balanced approach to phones in schools.
Your Vote Counts: Phones And Inhalers In Schools, VP Debate, Other Impacts On Election
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News 9 political analyst Scott Mitchell talks with leader Cyndi Munson and Sen. Adam Pugh on the latest news for inhales and phones in schools, the VP Debate, and how Special Counsel Jack Smith and the developments in the Middle East can impact the election next month.
Your Vote Counts: Phones And Inhalers In Schools, VP Debate, Other Impacts On Election
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News 9 political analyst Scott Mitchell talks with leader Cyndi Munson and Sen. Adam Pugh on the latest news for inhales and phones in schools, the VP Debate, and how Special Counsel Jack Smith and the developments in the Middle East can impact the election next month.
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Edmond State Lawmakers Call On District To Reconsider Flag Policy
Storme Jones
Four Edmond state lawmakers are calling on Edmond Public Schools to reconsider its policy regarding United States flags on school grounds.
Edmond State Lawmakers Call On District To Reconsider Flag Policy
Storme Jones
Four Edmond state lawmakers are calling on Edmond Public Schools to reconsider its policy regarding United States flags on school grounds.
Proposed Oklahoma Bill Prioritizes Divergent Career Pathways
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A bill working through the Oklahoma House and Senate would modify graduation requirements for high school students in the state if passed and signed by the Governor.
Proposed Oklahoma Bill Prioritizes Divergent Career Pathways
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A bill working through the Oklahoma House and Senate would modify graduation requirements for high school students in the state if passed and signed by the Governor.
Lawmakers Push Last Bills Through Committee, Now Head For Debate On The House Floor
Haley Hetrick
The House met for their last education appropriations and budget committee Tuesday morning. Lawmakers pushed through seven bills that will now advance to the House floor.
Lawmakers Push Last Bills Through Committee, Now Head For Debate On The House Floor
Haley Hetrick
The House met for their last education appropriations and budget committee Tuesday morning. Lawmakers pushed through seven bills that will now advance to the House floor.
At The Oklahoma State Capitol: A Push To Boost Reading Scores In The State
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Legislators are looking at the actual science of how kids learn how to read and applying that to state law. Senate Bill 1906 by Senator Adam Pugh creates the Statewide Literacy Revolving Fund for the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education.
At The Oklahoma State Capitol: A Push To Boost Reading Scores In The State
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Legislators are looking at the actual science of how kids learn how to read and applying that to state law. Senate Bill 1906 by Senator Adam Pugh creates the Statewide Literacy Revolving Fund for the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education.
The Push To Cut Phones From Classrooms, Lawmakers Discuss Legislation
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Lawmakers are expected to discuss legislation that would make Oklahoma classrooms cellphone free, but with more than 40 bills on the agenda it keeps getting pushed back.
The Push To Cut Phones From Classrooms, Lawmakers Discuss Legislation
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Lawmakers are expected to discuss legislation that would make Oklahoma classrooms cellphone free, but with more than 40 bills on the agenda it keeps getting pushed back.
Lawmakers File Legislation Providing More Oversight For State Department Of Education
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At the capitol state lawmakers are discussing a handful of bills to provide more oversight for the State Department of Education. There have been bipartisan efforts in the House and Senate to pass legislation to make changes inside OSDE.
Lawmakers File Legislation Providing More Oversight For State Department Of Education
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At the capitol state lawmakers are discussing a handful of bills to provide more oversight for the State Department of Education. There have been bipartisan efforts in the House and Senate to pass legislation to make changes inside OSDE.
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People gather at Crossings Church for Gary England's Celebration of Life
Jennifer Pierce
Join the Gary England Celebration of Life live from Crossings Community Church. Honor his impact on Oklahoma's weather reporting.
People gather at Crossings Church for Gary England's Celebration of Life
Jennifer Pierce
Join the Gary England Celebration of Life live from Crossings Community Church. Honor his impact on Oklahoma's weather reporting.
A hot and muggy first day of summer! Your Friday forecast here.
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Happy first day of summer! Heat settles in for the weekend. Your Friday forecast here!
A hot and muggy first day of summer! Your Friday forecast here.
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Happy first day of summer! Heat settles in for the weekend. Your Friday forecast here!
Cocaine Comeback: Oklahoma’s drug threat expands beyond Fentanyl & Meth
Lisa Monahan
Oklahoma’s 2024 Drug Threat Assessment reveals a deadly surge in fentanyl and methamphetamine overdoses, rising cocaine use, and increasing cartel-driven trafficking, as state officials warn of a worsening “poly-drug crisis” fueled by violent crime, youth marijuana exposure, and organized criminal networks.
Cocaine Comeback: Oklahoma’s drug threat expands beyond Fentanyl & Meth
Lisa Monahan
Oklahoma’s 2024 Drug Threat Assessment reveals a deadly surge in fentanyl and methamphetamine overdoses, rising cocaine use, and increasing cartel-driven trafficking, as state officials warn of a worsening “poly-drug crisis” fueled by violent crime, youth marijuana exposure, and organized criminal networks.
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People gather at Crossings Church for Gary England's Celebration of Life
Jennifer Pierce
Join the Gary England Celebration of Life live from Crossings Community Church. Honor his impact on Oklahoma's weather reporting.
A hot and muggy first day of summer! Your Friday forecast here.
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Happy first day of summer! Heat settles in for the weekend. Your Friday forecast here!
Cocaine Comeback: Oklahoma’s drug threat expands beyond Fentanyl & Meth
Lisa Monahan
Oklahoma’s 2024 Drug Threat Assessment reveals a deadly surge in fentanyl and methamphetamine overdoses, rising cocaine use, and increasing cartel-driven trafficking, as state officials warn of a worsening “poly-drug crisis” fueled by violent crime, youth marijuana exposure, and organized criminal networks.
Guthrie 19-year-old opens Oklahoma's largest cat café
Christian Hans
At just 19, Nikki Teague opened Oklahoma’s largest cat café in Guthrie, pairing coffee with adoptable cats. Here's when and where to go for lovers of coffee and kittens.
Oklahoma City Zoo welcomes birth of new Asian elephant calf: Xerxes
Christian Hans
The Oklahoma City Zoo welcomes Xerxes, born on Tuesday, to parents Achara and Bowie. The zoo's herd now contains eight individual elephants.
Zach Top adds OKC stop to Fall tour ahead of new album release
Anna Denison
Country breakout star Zach Top is bringing his “Cold Beer & Country Music” tour to Oklahoma City’s Paycom Center on October 18, just weeks after releasing his highly anticipated new album 'Ain’t In It For My Health.'
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