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Stitt advocates for less housing regulations in national media appearance
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt appeared Sunday on CBS’ Face the Nation to talk about the Republican platform before November’s election. Stitt was questioned about former President Trump’s plan to tackle the housing shortage across the country, including in Oklahoma. “[Trump] said he would like to release more...
GOP-led states urge Supreme Court to pause EPA plan meant to cut methane emissions by 80%
Republican officials in 24 states asked the Supreme Court on Tuesday to halt a Biden administration effort to reduce emissions of the planet-warming gas methane, adding to a series of emergency appeals challenging environmental regulations.
Oklahoma has $1 billion worth of money and property waiting to be claimed
According to the State Treasurer, there is a staggering $1 billion in unclaimed money and property that is currently available for Oklahomans to claim. Have you ever wondered if you might be entitled to some forgotten treasures? It’s worth taking a moment to explore the possibility. You never know what valuable possessions or financial benefits could be waiting for you.
Oklahoma Could See Near Normal Temperatures for September
Oklahoma will soon be shifting out of extreme heat and into normal temperatures after the end of August. A strong cold front is expected to move in Labor Day weekend and will bring cooler temperatures and increased chances for rain. But as we move into mid-September, Oklahoma is looking to experience near normal temperatures, which for some is more mild then they'd like for fall.
Popular Family Friendly Events Happening This Weekend in Oklahoma
It's Labor Day weekend this coming weekend! In Oklahoma, it's an official marker of the end of summer; workers celebrate the (hopefully) soon-to-be end of those summer temps and families take a breather after getting back in the groove of school. If you're a hard worker, this weekend is meant...
Vote for the best Oklahoma high school football team in Class A-II for 2024 season
The Oklahoma high school football season is right around the corner but while you wait for Week 0 kickoff, we're asking readers to vote on their favorite team in each class. Class A has split into two divisions this year and the realignment put the two teams from last season's championship in A-I. The two semifinal losers, Woodland and Hominy fell to Class A-II. ...
Completing a Small Estate Affidavit in Oklahoma
When a loved one passes away in Oklahoma, a small estate affidavit may be used to bypass the probate process used to settle the estate. A small estate affidavit can help heirs and beneficiaries by speeding the release of estate assets that may be needed to pay essential expenses. It can also save money and […] The post Completing a Small Estate Affidavit in Oklahoma appeared first on SmartReads by SmartAsset.
Oklahoma Historical Society Announces Application Opening Date for Grant Program
Oklahoma Historical Society Announces Application Opening Date for Oklahoma Heritage Preservation Grant Program. OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Historical Society (OHS) will open applications for the 2024/2025 grant cycle of the Oklahoma Heritage Preservation Grant Program on Monday, September 2. This grants-in-aid program will set aside $600,000 to award grants ranging from $1,000 to $25,000 to municipal, county, or tribal governments; not-for-profit historical organizations; and support groups for these entities. All not-for-profit applicants must be registered and in good standing with the Oklahoma Secretary of State. The grants will be specific to four categories: collections, exhibits, programs and capacity building.
Polls Close In Oklahoma On Election Day
It's Election Day for voters across the state, and here in Tulsa, people voted on who will become Tulsa’s next mayor. There are several items on the ballot, with one of the biggest races being Tulsa mayor where there are seven candidates in the running. The last mayoral election...
In Oklahoma Eviction Court, it’s Women with Children First
Sandra Gathron sat on a bench chatting on the phone and snuggling her one-year-old granddaughter, Alaysha, near the elevators that lead to eviction court at the Oklahoma County District Courthouse on August 22. Two other women sat alongside Gathron; one entertained Alaysha with a game of peek-a-boo. Around the corner...
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