Oklahoma

FBI Director Kash Patel said Tashella Sheri Amore Dickerson allegedly used her position ‘to steal donor money and enrich herself.’

A state board previously voted 3-2 to recommend that Tremane Wood’s death sentence be commuted.

Officials are still investigating the leak of anhydrous ammonia from a truck parked behind a hotel in Weatherford, Oklahoma.

Twenty-six had a commercial driver’s license while eight were driving without a license.

Proponents of using treated sewage sludge as fertilizer say Maine’s ban resulted in skyrocketing costs for the state and consumers.

State marijuana raids have closed two to three marijuana sites per week.

The state’s new superintendent intends to withdraw the Bible mandate to resolve a lawsuit challenging it.

The state may require lobbyists for foreign governments to register as foreign agents.

A vast quantity of marijuana grown in the state leaves for the black market. Officials say 85 percent of grow sites have Chinese connections.

The Teacher Freedom Alliance, an entity of the Freedom Foundation, represents educators who oppose their local and national teachers’ unions.

‘Radical leftist teachers’ unions have dominated classrooms for far too long, and we are taking them back,’ the state superintendent said.

State Education Superintendent Ryan Walters says he holds teacher candidates from other states to another level of scrutiny.

The state consented to end the practice after the U.S. Justice Department sued it.

China is ‘literally coming directly to the states,’ Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt said.

Trump administration officials and Mark Cuban were among the speakers at an event that brings together state leaders from different parties.

Richard Eugene Glossip must remain behind bars because sufficient evidence of guilt exists, the judge found.

Gov. Kevin Stitt also ordered the officials to submit a written report documenting fluoridation practices.

FBI Director Kash Patel said Tashella Sheri Amore Dickerson allegedly used her position ‘to steal donor money and enrich herself.’

A state board previously voted 3-2 to recommend that Tremane Wood’s death sentence be commuted.

Officials are still investigating the leak of anhydrous ammonia from a truck parked behind a hotel in Weatherford, Oklahoma.

Twenty-six had a commercial driver’s license while eight were driving without a license.

Proponents of using treated sewage sludge as fertilizer say Maine’s ban resulted in skyrocketing costs for the state and consumers.

State marijuana raids have closed two to three marijuana sites per week.

The state’s new superintendent intends to withdraw the Bible mandate to resolve a lawsuit challenging it.

The state may require lobbyists for foreign governments to register as foreign agents.

A vast quantity of marijuana grown in the state leaves for the black market. Officials say 85 percent of grow sites have Chinese connections.

The Teacher Freedom Alliance, an entity of the Freedom Foundation, represents educators who oppose their local and national teachers’ unions.

‘Radical leftist teachers’ unions have dominated classrooms for far too long, and we are taking them back,’ the state superintendent said.

State Education Superintendent Ryan Walters says he holds teacher candidates from other states to another level of scrutiny.

The state consented to end the practice after the U.S. Justice Department sued it.

China is ‘literally coming directly to the states,’ Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt said.

Trump administration officials and Mark Cuban were among the speakers at an event that brings together state leaders from different parties.

Richard Eugene Glossip must remain behind bars because sufficient evidence of guilt exists, the judge found.

Gov. Kevin Stitt also ordered the officials to submit a written report documenting fluoridation practices.