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“Access to high-speed internet service is no longer a luxury. It has become a necessity.”

Governor Stitt has declared a State of Emergency for Creek County, along with nine other counties affected by the hurricane-like winds and tornadoes that hit the area last weekend.

On Tuesday, voters will cast their ballots to approve or reject making the recreational use of cannabis legal in Oklahoma. We spoke with several dispensaries to get their take on it.

“We’re very proud of our highly successful distribution of federal relief funds in Oklahoma.”

On Tuesday, the Oklahoma House of Representatives elected Rep. Kyle Hilbert, R-Bristow, as Speaker Pro Tempore of the House for his first full term.

The Kellyville Republican was sworn in during a ceremony in the Senate Chamber last Wednesday.

The Oklahoma Legislature recently passed legislation making changes to our local tag agencies. There has been, however, misinformation about what the changes mean.

The federal government’s Affordable Connectivity Program is available to help households pay for internet service, but few have signed up since the program’s debut in December 2021.

The Oklahoma Restaurant Association prepares to welcome Senator James Leewright as their newly approved President and Chief Executive Officer.

Starting this week, OSDH will discontinue its daily situation updates that monitor the daily case counts. Instead, the OSDH will release data on Thursdays. The weekly report will provide an average based on weekly accumulations.