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A day in Oklahoma County drug court, where a judge hopes all rise; High call volume from eastern Oklahoma's 211 hotline indicates rent assistance still needed; Editorial: Juveniles deserve chance;
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School voucher bill narrowly fails in Oklahoma Senate during late night vote; Oklahoma tribes contributing more than ever to state's economy, according to new study; House lobs $400 million 'live round' at the Senate;
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Oklahoma House rings up $500 million in proposed tax cuts; Lawmakers advance proposal to make state questions harder to get on ballot, pass; Proposal to eliminate some Oklahoma court fines and fees has bipartisan support;
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Capitol Watch: Just how transparent is Oklahoma’s Legislature; Editorial: Stitt's proposal to eliminate waiting list for Oklahomans with disabilities is right move;
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‘I believe this is true reform that can actually change lives,’ Oklahoma Senate bill eliminating certain fines and fees for convicted moves forward; Why Oklahoma keeps lethal injection drug records hidden; Evictions are returning to pre-pandemic levels. That’s not a good thing;
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Oklahoma bill proposes crime classification system; Oklahoma officials waived competitive bidding to give EV startup Canoo a potentially lucrative statewide contract; Transgender Oklahomans sue Gov. Kevin Stitt over order blocking birth certificate changes;
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'We're in this together': Oklahoma City hospital staff marks two years of COVID pandemic; Stitt proposes $20M to clear disability waiting list. Provider rates still a challenge; What to know about a proposed Oklahoma tax write-off for donating cash to teachers;
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