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Oklahoma Educators File For Seats In State House And Senate

Organizers with Oklahoma Parents and Educators for Public Education said close to 40 people in the education field filed for state office Wednesday, hoping their strength in numbers will send a message.

Dozens Of Oklahoma Educators Plan To Run For State Office

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Between 30 and 40 Oklahoma educators are running for a spot at the Capitol and they’re filing at the same time next week.

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Oklahoma Poison Center warns parents of outdoor dangers; here's what to know

Christian Hans As Oklahoma gets full swing into summer, state health leaders are reminding parents of ways to keep their families safe from dangerous animals and harmful substances.

More severe weather possible later. Your Tuesday forecast here!

News 9 Your Tuesday is hot, muggy and windy with severe storms possible late this evening and overnight. Your forecast here.

G7 leaders try to salvage their summit after Trump’s early exit

1 killed in Noble County rollover wreck

Christian Hans A rollover wreck Monday night in Noble County led to the death of one person, who was ejected from the vehicle during the crash.

Judge tosses lawsuit challenging Oklahoma’s new social studies standards

Jonathan Polasek Oklahoma judge dismisses lawsuit against new social studies standards amid controversy over 2020 election and religious content. Schools to implement curriculum by fall.

Oklahoma City Thunder could have opportunity to redevelop current site of Paycom Center

Matt McCabe Oklahoma City's current home of the Thunder could be reimagined through a process led by the team after its new home opens in 2028.

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