‘Listen, learn, lead’: Edmond Public Schools hires Josh Delich as superintendent

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With just a month remaining in outgoing Superintendent Angela Grunewald’s tenure, Edmond Public Schools announced Josh Delich as its new superintendent. Delich previously served...
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Mullin draws backlash over reporter violence ‘joke’

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After “joking” that violence could solve “fake news” in an April 4 video posted on Twitter, U.S. Sen. Markwayne Mullin is facing pushback from...
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Judge sides with Walters, finds ‘no actual malice’ in Boismier defamation suit

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Weeks after State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters settled an ethics violation involving his use of social media, Walters claimed victory Thursday in...
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With HUD silent on shortfall funding, Tulsa Housing Authority fears ‘mass eviction event’

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The Tulsa Housing Authority is preparing an emergency plan that could cancel vouchers for 690 tenants after rent increases led to a $3 million...
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Roundup: OSDE wins lawsuit, files another; Supremes take up Norman TIF; OK County land...

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It’s a big week for the college towns of Oklahoma’s two biggest universities, with those in Norman recovering from jousting wounds and mead hangovers...
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After Walters endorses union alternative, Pogemiller requests AG opinion, files ethics complaint

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Despite State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters’ recent settlement agreement for an ethics violation case involving how he uses social media, his subsequent...
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Judicial cheat sheet: OK Supreme Court candidates’ careers, land holdings, political baggage

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After Gov. Kevin Stitt selects one of them for appointment to the Oklahoma Supreme Court, either Donna Dirickson, Travis Jett or Jon Parsley will...
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‘Get rid of the whole thing’: After Stitt ousts Mark Goeller, Forestry Services comment...

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After extreme weather conditions spurred a March 14 outbreak of wildfires that resulted in four Oklahomans dying and more than 400 homes being destroyed,...
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Education bills: Despite some ‘shared agreement,’ plenty to debate halfway through session

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With lawmakers halfway through Oklahoma’s 2025 legislative session, it’s a good time to review what proposals remain alive and where they stand along the...
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With tariffs all the talk, new policy could hurt farmers

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resident Donald Trump announced his “Liberation Day” slate of new tariffs Wednesday, following prior 25 percent tariffs on all products from Canada and Mexico,...
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Gunman shoots several tourists at historic pyramids in Mexico

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Cuba confirms meeting with US officials on island, wants energy blockade lifted

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Japan approves scrapping a ban on lethal weapons exports

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