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Oklahoma Attorney General Claims State Alcohol Law Is 'Unenforceable'
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Wednesday, January 1st 2020, 6:24 pm
By: Storme Jones
Oklahoma Attorney General Claims State Alcohol Law Is 'Unenforceable'
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The Oklahoma Attorney General said a law requiring liquor store owners to live in the state is likely unconstitutional.
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.
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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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The Oklahoma Attorney General said a law requiring liquor store owners to live in the state is likely unconstitutional.
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Volunteers Helping Families Move Out Of Vista Shadow Mountain Apartment Complex
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Families of the Vista Shadow Mountain Apartment Complex are helped by volunteers while moving out.
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Some Oklahoma Tribes Concerned By New Attorney General’s Stance On Tribal Sovereignty Ruling
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Longtime Tulsa Meat Market Closing After More Than 80 Years
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