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Legislation declares "Christ is King" in Oklahoma
Jen Billings
Oklahoma legislators declare 'Christ is King', igniting debates on religious freedom.
Civil Rights Organizations Request Records On Oklahoma Superintendent’s Bible Mandate
News 9
coalition of civil rights organizations is seeking additional records regarding Oklahoma State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters’s recent mandate to incorporate the Bible into public school teaching.
Concerns Over Prayer Breakfast Lead Congress To Take It Over
Associated Press
The National Prayer Breakfast, one of the most visible and long-standing events that brings religion and politics together in Washington, is splitting from the private religious group that had overseen it for decades, due to concerns the gathering had become too divisive.
Putnam City Schools, Atheist Group At Odds Over Prayer Photo
News 9
One Oklahoma school district is in a fight with atheist over a picture. Putnam City Schools claims it has had the picture, of what appears to be two children praying, for nearly two decades, but the atheist group says it's illegal.
Your 2 Cents: Group Wants To Stop Georgia Churches From Providing Pre-Game Meals
News 9
The Freedom from Religion Foundation is trying to stop churches in a small Georgia town from feeding the high school football team pre-game meals. They don't like the coach's speeches or prayers either.
My 2 Cents: School Under Fire For Church-Provided Meals To Football Players
News 9
Ridgeland High School in Georgia might have to end the tradition of local churches preparing meals for the team because the FFRF, the Freedom FROM Religion Foundation thinks it's unconstitutional.
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Statewide Charter School Board approves independent audit of Epic Charter Schools
Amanda Siew
The vote authorizes the Statewide Charter School Board staff to find and hire an accounting firm to conduct an independent audit of the embattled Epic Charter Schools.
Statewide Charter School Board approves independent audit of Epic Charter Schools
Amanda Siew
The vote authorizes the Statewide Charter School Board staff to find and hire an accounting firm to conduct an independent audit of the embattled Epic Charter Schools.
Oklahoma County jail faces $5.8M shortfall, trust members dispute budget warning
Matt McCabe
Oklahoma County jail trust members pushed back on claims of a $5.8 million funding crisis, clarifying the shortfall as a monthly deficit and disputing whether the jail trust should be dissolved.
Oklahoma County jail faces $5.8M shortfall, trust members dispute budget warning
Matt McCabe
Oklahoma County jail trust members pushed back on claims of a $5.8 million funding crisis, clarifying the shortfall as a monthly deficit and disputing whether the jail trust should be dissolved.
Deadly Guthrie fire claims three lives, leaving family grief-stricken with hefty funeral costs
Stephanie Maniche
A deadly mobile home fire over the weekend in Guthrie claimed the lives of three people, including an eight-year-old boy.
Deadly Guthrie fire claims three lives, leaving family grief-stricken with hefty funeral costs
Stephanie Maniche
A deadly mobile home fire over the weekend in Guthrie claimed the lives of three people, including an eight-year-old boy.
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Statewide Charter School Board approves independent audit of Epic Charter Schools
Amanda Siew
The vote authorizes the Statewide Charter School Board staff to find and hire an accounting firm to conduct an independent audit of the embattled Epic Charter Schools.
Oklahoma County jail faces $5.8M shortfall, trust members dispute budget warning
Matt McCabe
Oklahoma County jail trust members pushed back on claims of a $5.8 million funding crisis, clarifying the shortfall as a monthly deficit and disputing whether the jail trust should be dissolved.
Deadly Guthrie fire claims three lives, leaving family grief-stricken with hefty funeral costs
Stephanie Maniche
A deadly mobile home fire over the weekend in Guthrie claimed the lives of three people, including an eight-year-old boy.
Oklahoma man charged with torturing dogs he was hired to transport, several found dead
Sylvia Corkill
A metro man is in trouble in St. Louis, Missouri--where he's accused of abusing and torturing dogs he was hired to transport.
15-year-old autistic boy missing near Mitch Park in Edmond, police say
Graham Dowers
Edmond Police are searching for 15-year-old Durwin "Adrian" White, who went missing Tuesday afternoon near Mitch Park. He is autistic and does not have a phone.
State lawmaker impersonated with AI created recording
Haley Hetrick
A state representative was the victim of a recent artificial intelligence scheme during an important political vote. How will artificial intelligence play a role in state and national elections?
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