Oklahoma

This Is What It Took For An Oklahoma Radio Station To Play Beyoncé’s Country Songs

The superstar put the internet in a chokehold after debuting two country songs, “Texas Hold ’Em” and “16 Carriages,” last Sunday.
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Oklahoma Judge Who Sent 500 Texts During Murder Trial Resigns

In a proposed settlement agreement filed Thursday, District Judge Traci Soderstrom agreed to resign on Friday and never again seek a judicial office in the state.
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A New Oklahoma Bill Could Ban State Agencies From Celebrating Pride Month

It would bar the use of state funds to “organize or endorse any event, official communication, or educational program that promotes LGBTQI Pride Month.”
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Video Shows Oklahoma Trooper Thrown In Frightening Crash: 'Scare Of The Career'

A trooper with the Oklahoma Highway Patrol pulled over a vehicle for a traffic stop prior to the collision.
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Top GOP School Official Appoints Woman Behind 'Libs Of TikTok' To Key Position

Chaya Raichik is primarily known for her popular Twitter account, where she often smears LGBTQ+ educators.
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Top GOP School Official Rants About Sexual Predators And Smears Educators

This isn’t the first time the controversial Oklahoma state superintendent of schools has made extreme comments.
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Supreme Court Will Hear Oklahoma Death Row Prisoner's Appeal

Richard Glossip, whose case will be heard in the fall, has survived nine execution dates.
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Racist Oklahoma Bill Would Label Hispanic Gang Members ‘Terrorists’

The bill's Republican author has introduced other radical measures this session.
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Man Arrested After Allegedly Leaving Teen Daughter To Die In Car Crash

Police said Elliot Binney of Oklahoma was found miles away after allegedly crashing his car and leaving his family at the scene.
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A Republican Introduced A Truly Absurd Bill — And It Involves Furries

Justin Humphrey, an Oklahoma legislator who once said trans people are mentally ill, is pushing a debunked right-wing talking point.
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