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Oklahoma undocumented immigrants paid $227.5 million in taxes, report finds
OKLAHOMA CITY – Undocumented immigrants in Oklahoma contributed $227.5 million in state and local taxes in 2022, according to a recently released report by a nonprofit, nonpartisan tax policy organization. In Oklahoma, some 89,000 undocumented immigrants paid the taxes, according to the analysis by the Washington D.C.-based Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy. About $122 […]
VIDEO: Carmelo Anthony and Paul George Give Inside Scoop On Why Their Run With The Oklahoma City Thunder Did Not Work Out
In their attempts to rebuild the roster, NBA teams often face challenges, struggling to maintain momentum due to internal issues between management and players. During the 2017 offseason, the Oklahoma City Thunder boosted their roster by acquiring star players like Paul George and Carmelo Anthony. Despite high expectations, their time together fell short of success.
Watch: Midwest LiftFest returns to John Vance Motors on September 28th
The highly anticipated Midwest LiftFest is back, promising a fantastic day filled with family-friendly activities and support for two great causes. Set to take place at John Vance Motors on September 28th from 12 – 5 p.m., the event will feature live music, various food trucks, vendor stalls, an inflatable carnival, an E-bike course, and the renowned 4×4 off-road obstacle course.
Bowman Mature at OK-State This Fall
At the college level some of those fall football camps will begin this week. In Stillwater, practice will begin with a lot of familiar faces. Oklahoma State has one of the largest returning starting groups in the country. Cowboys return 20 starters from a team that made the Big 12 Championship game and won their bowl over Texas A&M this past fall.
Judge asked to ban surprise health inspections at Oklahoma County jail
The trust overseeing the Oklahoma County jail is asking a judge to permanently block state health inspectors from conducting surprise inspections. In a petition that started out with a quote from former President Donald Trump, the trust contends the Oklahoma State Department of Health has no legal authority to conduct the disruptive unannounced...
Community Meeting to Discuss New Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Districts in Oklahoma City's Adventure District
Business owners, residents and community organizers are invited to a community meeting to discuss the possibility of creating new Tax Increment Financing (TIF) districts in and around the Adventure District. The meeting will be held from 6-7:30 p.m. on Aug. 6 at Millwood High School, 6718 N Martin Luther King...
Brandon Marcello: The story has flipped between Oklahoma & Texas heading into the SEC
The start of the 2024 college football season is right around the corner. With it comes new look conferences and major changes to the landscape. Of course, part of all this is Oklahoma and Texas moving into the Southeastern Conference. The two newest members of the SEC bring plenty to the table, but both have changed their perception a bit prior to entry.
Tulsa Public Schools Ban Cell Phones, Wireless Devices For Upcoming School Year
Tulsa Public Schools (TPS) announced that cell phones, smart watches, and wireless headphones will not be allowed during the upcoming school year. TPS Superintendent Dr. Ebony Johnson said the goal is to remove distractions. Students are expressing concern about the new policy, while most parents are supportive. However, both students...
Blake Shelton’s Youngest Stepson Takes The Stage
Blake Shelton surprised fans in Tishomingo, Oklahoma, at his Ole Red bar. Dressed in a blue plaid shirt and a cowboy hat, he took the stage to perform for those lucky enough to be there. After a few songs, he brought Gwen Stefani’s 15-year-old son Zuma onstage to perform.
City of Bartlesville Announces Employee of the Month
The City of Bartlesville has announced its Employee of the Month for July. This month's honor goes to Accounting and Finance Fiscal Technician, Gina Vaught. Her co-worker, Kayle Amador had this to say in a nomination letter:. "She has worked for the City of Bartlesville for roughly 18 years and...
Common Good Tulsa aims to donate 200 uniforms to local students
The Common Good Tulsa is hosting a back-to-school uniform drive for the Northwest Tulsa community. Donations are being accepted right now to provide school uniforms for families in need. The current goal is to provide 200 new uniform tops to the local TPS school, Tisdale Elementary. “Many of our families...
Lawley Antiques House in Cookson sells a variety of items
COOKSON – In 2017, Cherokee Nation citizen Kayla Hanson wanted to have a yard sale, and due to a rainy forecast, she was forced inside the Lawley Antiques House in Cookson. Years later, she owns the business and has turned it into the place to go if you’re looking for Native fabric and ribbons.
Tulsa Library To Feature Oklahoma Artists, Artists, & Vendors For 2nd VERSES Event
The Tulsa Library will be holding its second"VERSES" event in September. It’s described as a fund-and-awareness raiser featuring local artists, vendors, poets, and authors. Event organizer Mandy Durham dropped by the Arca Continental Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch to talk about how community members can apply to be a part of VERSES.
Fisher59 expansion coming to Lawton location, bringing more jobs in the process
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - Beverage distribution company Fisher59 based out of Denton, Texas is investing over $16 million into their Lawton location for a new 110,000 square-foot warehouse. President of the Lawton Economic Development Corporation Brad Cooksey expressed his gratitude to Fisher59 for choosing Lawton as the location for the...
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