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The National Weather Service issued a Freeze Watch for Oklahoma and northern Texas with a risk of sub-freezing temperatures and possible plant and plumbing damage.
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Oklahoma senators criticize a new Biden Administration health privacy rule that limits parental access to the health records of children aged 13 and up.
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Manhole repairs on East 11th Street in Tulsa have led to a temporary westbound lane closure and traffic delays, with the city advising caution and providing detour information.
The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office received over 20 awards at the Oklahoma Buckledown Awards for traffic safety, with several deputies individually commended.
Oklahoma's House declares April Child Abuse Prevention Month, aiming to raise awareness and reduce child abuse and neglect, aligning with a national initiative.
Traffic on Boardwalk Street in Norman will face intermittent lane closures from March 31 due to pavement repairs, with eastbound lane starting first; the work is expected to take 14 days.
Oklahoma House passed a bill to reform court fees that burden ex-inmates, removing low-yield, costly-to-collect fees.
Oklahoma Senate passes Bill 133 to enhance groundwater permit integrity, requiring applicants to present valid identification to prevent fraudulent activities.
The Oklahoma Senate passed a bill to reform the state's eviction laws by extending the summons period, aiming to lower one of the nation’s highest eviction rates.
Oklahoma Senate advances a bill to manage inactive gas wells, proposing a seven-year expiration date for them and setting reduction goals, with oversight assigned to the Oklahoma Corporation Commission.
Oklahoma Senate passes a bill for high-dosage tutoring and bonuses for participating teachers, aiming to enhance student learning and reward educators.
Oklahoma House passed HB2163 to add a public access counselor for government record requests, aiming to improve transparency and reduce court involvement.
The Oklahoma House has passed a bill allowing state funds to invest in Bitcoin and other digital assets, positioning the state as a leader in digital asset investment.
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