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Oklahoma boy catches exotic fish in neighborhood pond: 'Human-like teeth'

August 3, 2023

Oklahoma boy catches exotic fish in neighborhood pond: 'Human-like teeth'

Charlie Clinton, an 11-year-old boy from Oklahoma, has reeled in a rare fish native to South America after it was illegally released into a neighborhood pond.

Oklahoma gov. signs 'Women's Bill of Rights' into law to protect girls from 'out of control gender ideology'

August 1, 2023

Oklahoma gov. signs 'Women's Bill of Rights' into law to protect girls from 'out of control gender ideology'

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt, R., and former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines joined 'The Faulkner Focus' Tuesday to discuss the role of the 'Women's Bill of Rights' just signed into law.

Oklahoma's state-funded Catholic charter school hit with lawsuit from parents, religious leaders

August 1, 2023

Oklahoma's state-funded Catholic charter school hit with lawsuit from parents, religious leaders

Parents, religious leaders and more filed a lawsuit opposing Oklahoma's taxpayer-funded religious charter school on Monday, arguing for separation of church and state.

Stand with actual biological women for Women's Equality Day

August 1, 2023

Stand with actual biological women for Women's Equality Day

In 1972, Nixon signed a proclamation marking Aug. 26 Women’s Equality Day. Fifty years later, some are questioning what it even means to be a woman.

Oklahoma Legislature overrides Stitt veto, upholds tribal tobacco compact

July 31, 2023

Oklahoma Legislature overrides Stitt veto, upholds tribal tobacco compact

The Oklahoma Legislature on Monday overrode Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt's veto of a bill extending Native American tribes' tobacco sales compact with the state.

Oklahoma judge caught scrolling through social media during murder trial

July 26, 2023

Oklahoma judge caught scrolling through social media during murder trial

Oklahoma Judge Traci Soderstrom is under fire after she was allegedly caught texting and scrolling through social media for hours during a murder trial, according to a report.

Oklahoma AG intervenes in gambling dispute between Gov. Stitt, Native tribes

July 25, 2023

Oklahoma AG intervenes in gambling dispute between Gov. Stitt, Native tribes

Republican Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond on Tuesday accused Gov. Kevin Stitt of failing to follow state law when entering gaming compacts with Native tribes.

Oklahoma police search for duo suspected of killing several animals at pet store

July 25, 2023

Oklahoma police search for duo suspected of killing several animals at pet store

Oklahoma City police posted an image of a man and woman at a pet store who allegedly killed multiple animals, including a hamster that was stomped to death.

3 women dead, baby injured in Tulsa, Oklahoma apartment shooting

July 24, 2023

3 women dead, baby injured in Tulsa, Oklahoma apartment shooting

Caleb Venson has been arrested on three first-degree murder charges for killing his ex-girlfriend and two other women and wounding a baby after opening fire in a Tulsa apartment.

Oklahoma Senate bucks Stitt veto, votes to extend tribal compacts for another year

July 24, 2023

Oklahoma Senate bucks Stitt veto, votes to extend tribal compacts for another year

The Oklahoma Senate met Monday in a special session to override Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt's vetoes of two bills extending compacts with the state's Native American tribes.