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U.S. Supreme Court deadlocks on tax-funded religious schools

A 4-4 U.S. Supreme Court tie leaves in place Oklahoma’s rejection of a Catholic charter school, halting the nation’s first attempt at a religious public school.
Stitt

Petition restriction bill passes, heads to Oklahoma governor

A bill strictly limiting voters in Oklahoma’s two largest cities from petitioning the ballot is headed to Gov. Stitt, raising concerns about voter suppression.
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OKC man gets 51 months for illegal ammo possession

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Alex Hardimon, Okla City, was sentenced to 51 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to illegally possessing ammo following prior felony convictions.
Walters

Okla education chief: Don’t boost funding, cut taxes instead

Oklahoma State Supt. Ryan Walters held a news conference at the Capitol insisting that the Legislature not increase funding for schools but to cut taxes.
Julia Kirt

Stitt vetoes bill that would have slowed eviction process

A bill to slow Oklahoma evictions and give tenants five more days passed both Houses of the Okla Legislature—then Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoed it.
healthcare

Mental health crisis response launches within OKC Fire Dept

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Oklahoma City has launched a new unarmed crisis response unit for mental health and overdose calls, offering care-focused help through 911 without police.
crime

Man found shot dead in vehicle at abandoned SW OKC complex

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Robert Allen Agu, 40, was found shot to death in a vehicle at an abandoned SW OKC complex Tuesday. Police believe it’s a homicide. No arrests have been made.
Crime

Police investigate man found dead at carwash as homicide

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A man was found dead at a NW OKC carwash earlier in May. Police believe it to be as a homicide. No arrests have been made as the investigation continues.
Oklahoma County Jail

Okla County Jail detainee dies; investigation underway

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The Oklahoma County Jail announced another detainee death late Monday evening. An investigation is underway.
crime

Man found dead near tracks in south OKC; homicide suspected

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A man was found dead early Monday near railroad tracks on Oklahoma City's south side. It is being investigated as a homicide.
crime

Man shot, killed late Sunday at northwest OKC apartment

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A 24-year-old man was found shot to death late Sunday at a residence in the 3100 block of North Portland Avenue, according to police.
Palomar

Palomar breaks ground on $42M justice center in Okla City

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Palomar has broken ground on a $42M MAPS 4-funded justice center in OKC. The new facility will triple its space and expand services for survivors by 2027.
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Homelessness advocates see progress, weigh city, federal moves

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OKC reports progress on slowing homelessness, but advocates warn that federal funding cuts and delays in key local solutions could stall momentum.
City Council

City Council delays ADU vote amid housing, zoning debate

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The OKC City Council delayed a vote on the ADU ordinance after debate over housing access, neighborhood protections, and investor influence in core areas.
Mike Hunter

Lawsuit filed to invalidate new social studies standards

Okla parents, grandparents and teachers, backed by a former GOP attorney general, are asking a judge to strike down the state’s new social studies standards.