Edmond City Council approves east side rezoning, preps charter change

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The back half of Monday evening’s Edmond City Council meeting was punctuated by significant tonal shifts — from angry dejection to tearful jubilation —...
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Legislators renew attempt to improve child care access

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For the second time in two years, some Oklahoma lawmakers are attempting to address a critical shortage of child care options for parents. “We’ve...
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‘We are actually friends’: TPS D3 runoff candidates agree either would be good for...

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While Tulsa runoffs can get a bit fiery, Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education candidates for District 3 Kyra Carby and Dorie Simmons both...
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OKC Ward 7: Pennington, Pettis clash on jail funding, housing during debate

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While disagreeing on priorities for the city’s housing authority, OKC City Council Ward 7 candidates Camal Pennington and John Pettis Jr. clashed in a...
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Mark Nash, Tom Robins agree to ‘Runoff Rematch’ Edmond mayoral debate

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Mark Nash and Tom Robins, the final two candidates from an original field of four, have agreed to a second Edmond mayoral debate ahead...
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Despite own ties, Stitt criticizes dark money groups, calls for release of mansion donor...

Following a series of News 4 investigations into dark money groups trying to influence Oklahoma elections, Gov. Kevin Stitt is calling for more transparency—and...

Former CIA officer allegedly defrauded US by lying about his credentials: Complaint

The former government officer, David Rush, has been charged with theft of public money, according to a complaint filed in the Eastern District of Virginia. 

Newsom seeks to shield California elections from federal interference

Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed legislation that aims to shield California elections from federal interference ahead of the state's primary next week