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‘They’re forcing me to quit reading them’: Abysmal customer service harms journalism
If newspapers are really worried about declining subscriptions, retired editor Jack Willis says they'd better improve their ...
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Stitt: Session started, so full Legislature must approve mental health lawsuit settlement
A proposed mental health lawsuit settlement must be considered by the full Oklahoma Legislature after lawmakers convened ...
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Oklahoma County Jail CEO Brandi Garner resigning
Oklahoma County Jail CEO Brandi Garner announced in a statement Friday that she is resigning her post effective Feb. 7, 2025.
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Norman’s Next Step: Mayoral debate set for Jan. 30
NonDoc's Norman Mayoral Debate featuring all three candidates is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 30, 2025 at the University of ...
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Legal roundup: New federal judges vetoed, state judges chosen, Tulsa and Muscogee Nation negotiate
President Biden vetoed a bill for new federal judges in Oklahoma. Jimcy McGirt remains jailed. Tulsa is negotiating with the ...
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At Tulsa’s LIBR, Martin Paulus brings cutting-edge neuroscience to Oklahoma
Dr. Martin Paulus of LIBR in Tulsa pursues how neuroscience can be used to address mental illness that hasn't responded to ...
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‘Held hostage’: Congress blocks Fort Reno return through September
Congress barred any Fort Reno return to the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes before October 2025 in the December 2024 continuing resolution.
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OKCPS Board chairperson debate set for Jan. 28
Candidates for the OKCPS board chairperson position will participate in a debate Jan. 28, 2025, at the Metro Tech District ...
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Tupper rules OU’s Boren misconduct reports privileged, NonDoc to appeal
A statute of former University of Oklahoma President David Boren stands on the North Oval of OU's Norman campus. (Ben White) Support Journalism Two reports into serial financial and sexual ...