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State Rep. Files Legislation To Overturn Permitless Carry Law
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Tuesday, January 21st 2020, 6:53 pm
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State Rep. Files Legislation To Overturn Permitless Carry Law
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State Rep. Files Legislation To Overturn Permitless Carry Law
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A democratic state representative is filing legislation to overturn the state’s recently enacted permitless carry law. That’s the law that allows Oklahomans to carry a gun without a permit or training as long as they are legally allowed to own a gun.
State Rep. Files Legislation To Overturn Permitless Carry Law
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A democratic state representative is filing legislation to overturn the state’s recently enacted permitless carry law. That’s the law that allows Oklahomans to carry a gun without a permit or training as long as they are legally allowed to own a gun.
City Of Tulsa Make Changes To Next Year's Budget After Coronavirus Impact
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Mayor G.T. Bynum is making changes to Tulsa's budget for next year after Oklahoma's COVID-19 outbreak caused an impact on the city's revenue.
City Of Tulsa Make Changes To Next Year's Budget After Coronavirus Impact
Erick Payne
Mayor G.T. Bynum is making changes to Tulsa's budget for next year after Oklahoma's COVID-19 outbreak caused an impact on the city's revenue.
Senator Lankford Says Department Of Ed. Is Working On Guidance To Distribute Relief Money
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Oklahoma Community College presidents had a chance to ask Oklahoma Senator Lankford how they'll be able to spend federal money as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act.
Senator Lankford Says Department Of Ed. Is Working On Guidance To Distribute Relief Money
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Oklahoma Community College presidents had a chance to ask Oklahoma Senator Lankford how they'll be able to spend federal money as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act.
Cherokee, Creek Nations React To New Gaming Compacts Between Oklahoma, Two Tribes
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Two tribes and the Oklahoma Attorney General are reacting to new gaming compacts reached by Governor Kevin Stitt and two other tribes.
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State Rep. Files Legislation To Overturn Permitless Carry Law
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A democratic state representative is filing legislation to overturn the state’s recently enacted permitless carry law. That’s the law that allows Oklahomans to carry a gun without a permit or training as long as they are legally allowed to own a gun.
City Of Tulsa Make Changes To Next Year's Budget After Coronavirus Impact
Erick Payne
Mayor G.T. Bynum is making changes to Tulsa's budget for next year after Oklahoma's COVID-19 outbreak caused an impact on the city's revenue.
Senator Lankford Says Department Of Ed. Is Working On Guidance To Distribute Relief Money
Robert McCarty
Oklahoma Community College presidents had a chance to ask Oklahoma Senator Lankford how they'll be able to spend federal money as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act.
Cherokee, Creek Nations React To New Gaming Compacts Between Oklahoma, Two Tribes
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Two tribes and the Oklahoma Attorney General are reacting to new gaming compacts reached by Governor Kevin Stitt and two other tribes.
US Senator Lankford Supports State-To-State Reopening Based On Data
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Right now, there is growing pressure to start reopening states across the country to get the economy running again. U.S. Senator James Lankford shared his thoughts on the matter.
Gov. Stitt Announces Gradual Rollout Of Certain Businesses Reopening Statewide
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Governor Kevin Stitt announced an initial phase of when certain businesses can reopen statewide in a Wednesday afternoon press conference.
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Riders Travel Long Distance For 'Remember The Removal' Bike Ride
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Nine members of the Cherokee Nation finished a 1,000-mile bike ride along the Trail of Tears to honor their ancestors.
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Business Owner Says Someone Is Falsely Accusing Him Of Pedophilia
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Jeremy George owns a Broken Arrow business but he says a scammer is trying to ruin his life.
Newly Eligible Oklahomans Continue To Sign Up For SoonerCare
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Over 100,000 newly eligible Oklahomans who qualify for Medicaid have now signed up.
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Police Officers Join Together To Honor Former Mayes County Sheriff
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Local law enforcement honored a fallen Mayes County sheriff on Friday.
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Over 100,000 newly eligible Oklahomans who qualify for Medicaid have now signed up.
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YWCA Launches New Fund To Help Women Entrepreneurs
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YWCA Tulsa is launching a new grant called the “Carmela Hill Legacy Fund” for women entrepreneurs within the Tulsa community who need a little help getting their idea off the ground. The applications will be open to any woman with a business or just an idea.
Tulsa Hosts 2021United Taekwondo Alliance Grand Nationals
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The 2021 United Taekwon Do Alliance Grand Nationals is happening this weekend in Tulsa.
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