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Last update: 7 hours agoOklahoma Politics: A new legal landscape is emerging after the U.S. Supreme Court opened the door for political parties to spend more freely, and Oklahoma’s Ethics Commission says coordinated party spending can now expand in state races too—raising the stakes for the August runoff and November general. Public Schools: State Question 844 would change how Oklahoma reimburses local governments for a property tax break for manufacturers, but it could also shift costs onto school districts. Mutual Aid Under Pressure: Tulsa Food Not Bombs says it’s still feeding the unhoused despite legal pressure from the city and police. Nuclear Energy Watch: Oklahoma is among states in the running for DOE nuclear “lifecycle innovation” campuses, with officials pitching the economic upside while critics worry about long-term risks. Health & Safety: Oklahoma’s reported cyclosporiasis cases keep climbing, and extreme heat continues to strain utilities and emergency response. Local Crime: An Oklahoma man is held for court on child rape and related charges involving two alleged victims. Weather: A magnitude 5.0 earthquake in the Texas Panhandle was felt across western and parts of northwestern Oklahoma.
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