AG order on school security funds, fighting to save shelter pets and noisy amphitheater controversy

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AG Drummond to Ryan Walters: Release security money to school districts immediately

In what he called an "expedited" opinion issued Sunday, Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond said the Oklahoma State Department of Education must immediately send school districts security funds that have been withheld by the agency because of a legal disagreement with the state Legislature.

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This article originally appeared on Oklahoman: AG order on school security funds, fighting to save shelter pets and noisy amphitheater controversy