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Oklahoma City Public Schools Begin School Year With New Start Times
Oklahoma City Public Schools students return Tuesday with new start times as the district complies with Oklahoma's new law requiring 40 minutes of daily elementary recess.

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Aug 103 min read


Oklahoma Tax-Free Weekend Begins Today: What Qualifies?
The Oklahoma Tax-Free Weekend is underway through August 9. Learn which clothing and footwear purchases qualify for tax-free savings and which items are excluded.

mike33692
Aug 72 min read


Norman Public Schools Cancels Classes For OU Football Home Opener
Norman Public Schools will cancel classes on September 4 as OU Football opens the 2026 season, with heavy traffic and road closures expected across Norman.

mike33692
Aug 63 min read


Back-To-School In Oklahoma What Parents Need To Know Before The First Bell
Back-To-School in Oklahoma means school zones, buses and extreme heat return. Here's what parents and drivers should know before students head back to class.

mike33692
Jul 282 min read


Oklahoma Sales Tax Holiday Returns August 7-9 With Savings On Clothing And Shoes
The Oklahoma sales tax holiday runs Aug. 7-9, allowing shoppers to buy qualifying clothing and footwear under $100 without paying state or local sales taxes.

mike33692
Jul 222 min read


AI Powered private School With No Traditional Teachers Opening In Oklahoma This August
An AI-powered private school is opening in Edmond and Tulsa, replacing traditional teachers with AI instruction and bringing a new education model to Oklahoma.

mike33692
Jul 212 min read


Daylight Saving Time Could Become Permanent Under New House Bill
Daylight Saving Time could become permanent after the U.S. House passed the Sunshine Protection Act, sending the proposal to the Senate for consideration.

mike33692
Jul 163 min read


New Oklahoma Agency Could Take Over Foster Care, Juvenile Justice Services
New Oklahoma agency could take over foster care, juvenile justice services as lawmakers consider creating a standalone child welfare department in 2027.

mike33692
Jul 142 min read


Tulsa Family History Month Offers Free Genealogy Workshops Across The Metro
Tulsa Family History Month features free genealogy workshops, DNA research classes, family activities, and expert-led programs at Tulsa City-County Library locations throughout July.

mike33692
Jul 63 min read


Oklahoma Officials Warn Holiday Lake Crowds About Hidden Dangers
Oklahoma holiday lake crowds are expected to surge this Fourth of July weekend as officials warn about dangerous heat, crowded waterways, and boating hazards.

mike33692
Jul 33 min read


Oklahoma Tribal Housing Grants Awarded To Five Native Communities
Oklahoma tribal housing grants totaling $1.6 million will fund new homes, veteran housing, home repairs, and down payment assistance for five tribal communities.

mike33692
Jul 12 min read


Oklahoma SNAP Error Rate Rises As State Races To Avoid Millions In New Costs
Oklahoma SNAP error rate increased to 11.04% as state officials work to reduce mistakes before new federal funding rules could cost Oklahoma millions.

mike33692
Jun 293 min read


OKC Animal Welfare Adoption Event Lets Families Choose Their Own Fee
The OKC Animal Welfare adoption event allows families to choose their own adoption fee while helping relieve overcrowding at the Oklahoma City shelter.

mike33692
Jun 262 min read


State Employee Childcare Center Project Faces Another Delay In Oklahoma
The state employee childcare center planned for Oklahoma's Capitol Complex faces another delay after officials failed to secure an operator for the facility.

mike33692
Jun 243 min read


Rising Grocery Prices Push Oklahoma Families to Budget Smarter
Rising grocery prices are increasing food costs nationwide as experts share budgeting tips and money-saving shopping strategies.

mike33692
May 142 min read


Father Warns Parents After Death of Molly Miller
The family of Molly Miller is raising awareness about medication misuse and dangerous social media trends after her tragic death.

mike33692
May 142 min read


Former Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters Files for Divorce
Former Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters has filed for divorce from his wife Katie Walters after 15 years of marriage.

mike33692
May 122 min read


357,000 Oklahoma Workers Could Soon Get a Raise
More than 357,000 Oklahoma workers could receive higher pay if voters approve State Question 832 and raise the minimum wage.

mike33692
May 112 min read


Oklahoma Food Insecurity Crisis Grows
Oklahoma food insecurity crisis affects 1 in 6 households as demand for food banks reaches record levels.

mike33692
Apr 302 min read


Caddo Nation Child Care Center Fixes Desert
Caddo Nation child care center helps fix child care desert in western Oklahoma, expanding access for families.

mike33692
Apr 292 min read
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