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Oklahomans to have access to financing for hail-resistant roofs
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahomans will soon have access to financing to upgrade their homes with severe weather-averse roofs. In May, the Strengthen Oklahoma Homes Act was signed into law. It allows Oklahomans to apply to a grant program that would provide severe hail-resistant roofs, impact-resistant shingles and rain-resistant attic vents. The law will go into […] The post Oklahomans to have access to financing for hail-resistant roofs appeared first on Oklahoma Voice.
Biblical push in schools poses major test for separation of church and state
Officials in red states are increasingly using schools to test the wall between church and state. Oklahoma joined Louisiana last week in insisting that biblical teachings have a place in the classroom, alarming civil liberties groups that say lawmakers are trying to evangelize students in taxpayer-funded schools. “The goal of all of these strategies…
Revealing The Trust Issues Oklahomans Have With Tap Water
Oklahomans want to be able to drink water from their sink tap without concern, but over the years, recent studies and reported violations have revealed that Oklahoma's tap water might not be as safe as consumers thought. In 2023, Oklahoma ranked as one of the worst states for tap water.
Report: Growth moderates, expectations rising for last half of year in plains, mountains
(The Center Square) – Economic growth moderated in the plains and mountain states in June, but expectations for the remainder of 2024 are rising, according to a report from the Federal Reserve of Kansas City. “District services activity stayed positive in June, and expectations for the future continued to grow,” Chad Wilkerson, senior vice president at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, said in a statement. “Employment declined slightly and selling prices decreased this month.” ...
Judge to grant protective order requested by student against Ryan Walters, state board
NORMAN ― A Cleveland County judge said Wednesday he will grant a protective order requested by a Moore Public Schools student against the state’s top education official, state schools Superintendent Ryan Walters, and members of the Oklahoma State Board of Education. The decision involves a lawsuit over the...
OCFD: Firefighters responded to over 370 incidents since Thursday
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma City firefighters were kept busy on Independence Day, with fire officials saying they responded to 371 emergency incidents since Thursday. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here. Firefighters responded to five structure fires, 21 grass or trash fires and 10 other firework-related...
I-35 Fully Reopened After Semitruck Wreck In NE Oklahoma City
Interstate 35 has been fully reopened after a wreck involving a semitruck Friday morning near Interstate 44 in northeast Oklahoma City. It is unknown what caused the crash, but the Oklahoma Highway Patrol said no one was hurt.
Oklahoma HS football: Putnam City LB Brayden Knox commits to Tulsa 2025 recruiting class
Just over an hour after Jenks offensive lineman Javion Antai announced he’ll continue his career at Tulsa, the Golden Hurricane got another commitment from an in-state prospect Thursday. Putnam City linebacker Brayden Knox announced he’ll play for Tulsa at the next level, choosing the school over several other Division...
Caught On Camera: Groundhog And Fox Trying To Enjoy Snacks At Grand Lake Home
When it comes to food, a lot of folks can be protective. And it’s the same for wildlife. Video from Scott Gallagher's home in Grand Lake shows a groundhog trying to enjoy a snack when a fox shows up to do the same. It turns out groundhogs are pretty...
Oklahoma City Zoo animals enjoy Fourth of July-themed enrichment activities
OKLAHOMA CITY — Animals at the Oklahoma City Zoo are getting a chance to cool off and enjoy something a little different this holiday. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here. On Thursday, guests got to see some of the zoo's wildlife enjoying bubble baths, themed...
Oklahoma high school football: Muskogee 2025 QB Jamarian Ficklin commits to Texas State
One of the top quarterbacks in Oklahoma high school football has made his college decision. Muskogee’s Jamarian Ficklin announced his commitment to Texas State on Thursday. Ficklin led Muskogee to the Class 6A-II state title as a junior last season and was named The Oklahoman’s All-State Offensive Player of the Year.
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