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Millwood Public Schools Extends Supt. Dr. Cecilia Robinson-Woods Contract Through 2029

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OKLAHOMA CITY — The Millwood Public Schools Board of Education voted on Monday, Jan. 12 to renew Superintendent Dr. Cecilia Robinson-Woods’ three-year contract through...

Alan Washington Announces Campaign for House District 99

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OKLAHOMA CITY — Alan Washington has announced his candidacy for Oklahoma House District 99.The seat is one of 101 state House districts on the...

Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols Apologizes After Sheriff Criticizes His Condolences

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TULSA, Okla. — Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols was publicly criticized on social media by the Tulsa County Sheriff for offering his condolences to the...

Broken Arrow Denies Rezoning for Islamic Center

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BROKEN ARROW, Okla. — After a four-hour debate, the Broken Arrow City Council denied a rezoning request that would have allowed a mosque and...

Langston School of Nursing Offers Classes in OKC, Tulsa

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LANGSTON, Okla. — The Langston University School of Nursing and Health Professions will begin offering classes in Public Health and Healthcare Administration at the...
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WA House approves $100M cut to working families child care subsidies for 2027

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Virginia ICE policy raised in House oversight hearing

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Several key congressional races impacted by Texas’ new redistricting law

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WA House approves $100M cut to working families child care subsidies for 2027

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Virginia ICE policy raised in House oversight hearing

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