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OU Retains African American Studies Program Despite Rumors

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NORMAN, Okla. — Administrators at the University of Oklahoma (OU) have confirmed that there are no plans to close the Clara Luper Department of...

OKC 2025 Bond Election Set For Oct. 14

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OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma City residents will head to the polls on Tuesday, Oct. 14, to vote on a proposed 2025 bond program.  The...

Governor Appoints Lindel Fields as New School Superintendent

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TULSA, Okla. — Gov. Kevin Stitt held a press conference at a Tulsa school on Thursday to announce his appointment to the office of...

Suspect Accused of Impersonating Police Shot and Killed by Police

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YUKON, Okla. — State and local police shot and killed a suspect who had been pulling people over, impersonating a police officer, on Wednesday...

Mr. Russell M. Perry to be Honored at Douglass Homecoming Oct. 10

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OKLAHOMA CITY — Douglass High School’s Homecoming 2025 will be held on Friday, Oct. 10, and Mr. Russell Perry – founder of The Black...
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