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Sooner State Party Announces Dual Petition Signing Events

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OKLAHOMA CITY — The Sooner State Party will hold two public petition-signing events on Saturday, Jan. 10, 2026, as part of its statewide effort...

Rep. Ajay Pittman Files Response to Lawsuit

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OKLAHOMA CITY — While state Rep. Ajay Pittman has not responded to media requests for comment regarding her pending Ethics Commission lawsuit, in her...

Tinker Federal Credit Union Promotes Joseph Arthur and Edgar Medina

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OKLAHOMA CITY —Tinker Federal Credit Union (TFCU) has promoted Joseph Arthur to executive vice president (EVP) and chief operations officer (COO), and promoted Edgar...

Trump Administration Investigating Google, Verizon for DEI Fraud

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Trump administration is using a Civil War-era law targeting fraud to go after Google, Verizon and other major corporations for...

Throwback Thursday Photo: Santa Blair

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OKLAHOMA CITY — The Black Chronicle remembers Kenneth Blair, beloved to many as Santa Blair.  Coach Blair, who served as a football coach at...
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WATCH: Resolution condemning federal immigration law enforcement sparks debate

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Seattle’s new mayor decides against renewing parks superintendent’s contract

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Trump says Greenland deal underway despite few details

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President Donald Trump said Thursday a deal structure regarding...
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WATCH: Resolution condemning federal immigration law enforcement sparks debate

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Seattle’s new mayor decides against renewing parks superintendent’s contract

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