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Oklahoma Highway Patrol mourns death of Atoka County trooper after cancer battle
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Oklahoma Highway Patrol remembers Atoka trooper who died from cancerKXII.com16 hours ago
Here are the new Texas laws in effect on Sept. 1, 2024
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First death from West Nile Virus in Oklahoma occurs in neighboring countychickashatoday.com7 hours ago
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Fog and Thunderstorm Threats Loom for Oklahoma and North Texas 9/4
NORMAN — Issued by the National Weather Service at 2:43 AM CDT on September 4, 2024. Patchy Fog Expected in Parts of Oklahoma and North Texas. The National Weather Service has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook for areas across northern, western, central, and southern Oklahoma, as well as western north Texas. Early this morning, parts of western and southern Oklahoma along with western north Texas may experience patchy fog. The fog could reduce visibility in these areas, so motorists are advised to exercise caution during their morning commutes.
Supreme Court sides with Biden in fight over abortion referrals in Oklahoma
The Supreme Court on Tuesday backed a Biden administration plan to redistribute $4.5 million in public health funding that had been earmarked for Oklahoma because the state bars clinics from giving out a hotline number that patients can use to access information about abortion.
Hundreds of Oklahoma childcare teachers could leave job with loss of federal funding
Many childcare providers across Oklahoma will be scrambling to find a way to keep teachers in classrooms. On September 30, 2024, $15 billion in federal funding will expire. The pandemic relief funds, or ARPA funds, were used to help parents afford childcare and childcare providers to staff facilities.
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