Oklahoma ranks 46th nationally in overall child well-being
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Everything you need to know about the Oklahoma ballot initiative (SQ 832) to increase the minimum wage.
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The federal government's use of tear gas and National Guard troops against protestors in Los Angeles should sound an alarm for residents in every state — including places like Oklahoma that are far from a border. These tactics may start in Los Angeles, but history tells us they won't stay there.
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One of the more positive results of the leveraging between policy and budget issues at the end of the legislative session was the passage of SB 1168, which deals with the perplexing issue of sovereign immunity
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New report from the Annie E. Casey Foundation finds Oklahoma remained among the worst states for child well-being, reflecting the failure of state leaders to invest in a better future for our children. • 2025 KIDS COUNT® Data Book • Oklahoma Data Profile • Interactive Data Book Oklahoma ranks among the bottom five states for
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