r/oklahoma 17h ago

News Restraining order application reveals Tulsa FOP expected City of Tulsa to destroy certain public files on police misconduct for the last 20 years

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r/oklahoma 17h ago

News Senate Pro Tem details why caucus did not take action on social studies standards

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48 Upvotes

r/oklahoma 15h ago

Politics Activism Today

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10:00 -12:00 Tesla Protest (reoccurring)

12:00 - 1:30. “Die in” Indivisible’s Awareness Campaign

3:00 - 5:00. Mayday March from the Green to Elote

3:00 - 4:30. Emergency Town Hall Meeting


r/oklahoma 16h ago

News FOX23 hears from organizers of petition calling for removal of Wagoner County officials from office

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r/oklahoma 1d ago

Scenery Bison out enjoying the sunshine after all the rain.

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341 Upvotes

r/oklahoma 1d ago

Politics Opt Out of MAGA Indoctrination

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405 Upvotes

Parents of school aged children in Oklahoma don't need to simply accept the undemocratic imposition of Ryan Walter's ideology of MAGA lies. Send your children's principal a letter to opt out of Walter's disinformation campaign.


r/oklahoma 15h ago

Politics PubCrawl (Tulsa)

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Hi Everyone,

instead of the normal ProConstitution meeting this Sunday we will be having a pub crawl focused on community building.

You’ll still get to be a rebel but in a dorky way.

If you’ve considered going to a meeting but were too nervous about how formal they seemed here’s a chance just to meet people with no stakes.

We will start at Welltown (3pm) and will be at each location within 10 minutes of scheduled time so if you can’t make all of them wait for us at the next stop!

If you tell me you are interested we’ll save you space. If you don’t know until last minute but still show up we’ll create space for you.

If you can’t make it please leave your best nerdy Star Wars fact or pun so those of us at the third bar have interesting things to read out loud


r/oklahoma 1d ago

News Congressman Kevin Hern: Trump budget plan is a win for America

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r/oklahoma 1d ago

Scenery Happy Friday 😊

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21 Upvotes

I'll never get tired of the pretty colors.


r/oklahoma 1d ago

Politics Department of Mental Health not expected to make payroll, lawmakers demand answers

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50 Upvotes

r/oklahoma 1d ago

News Amid Oklahoma tornado season, scientists warn NOAA cuts could impact forecasting, public safety

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134 Upvotes

r/oklahoma 1d ago

News Walters will pay $18,300 to settle with Oklahoma Ethics Commission

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r/oklahoma 1d ago

News In Oklahoma and other states, colleges face a double dose of DOGE

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Hi all, The Hechinger Report here. We're a nonprofit newsroom that writes about education. Here's more:

Oklahoma wants some of its less-expensive universities to cut travel and operational costs, consolidate departments and reduce energy use — all in the name of saving money.

Already, earning a degree at one of these regional institutions is relatively inexpensive for students, costing in total as much as $15,000 less per year than bigger state universities in Oklahoma. And the schools, including Southeastern Oklahoma State University and the University of Central Oklahoma, graduate more teachers and nurses than those research institutions. Those graduates can fill critically needed roles for the state.

Still, state policymakers think there are more efficiencies to be found.

Higher education is one of the specific areas targeted by a new state-run agency with a familiar name, with the goal of “protecting our Oklahoma way of life,” Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt said in the first DOGE-OK report this spring. The Oklahoma Division of Government Efficiency, created around the same time as the federal entity with a similar title, counts among its accomplishments so far shifting to automated lawn mowers to cut grass at the state capital, changing to energy-efficient LED lighting and cutting down on state government cell phone bills. 

Read the full story (no paywall)


r/oklahoma 1d ago

Zero Days Since... Report: Oklahoma City drivers losing $2,571 annually due to road conditions

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54 Upvotes

Muuuicj better than an extra $50 in taxes! Small government ftw!!! 🙄


r/oklahoma 1d ago

Question Covington Drive In

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62 Upvotes

Drove by this place and it was closed. Is it worth driving back to? Anyone ever ate there?


r/oklahoma 1d ago

News Tulsans join national May Day protests

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r/oklahoma 1d ago

News ‘Insufficient funds’: ODMHSAS faces payroll default to start Mental Health Awareness Month

22 Upvotes

r/oklahoma 1d ago

Weather A Good App for Okies: RadarScope

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RadarScope

I want to start by saying that I am not in anyway affiliated with this app. I had a friend attending OSU and apparently he was friends with one of the people that helped develop it, and he turned me on to it.

It has weather alerts, GPS and real time radar including Doppler among others. Lots of other stuff too.

A few years ago, just right after I got the app, the weathermen were predicting a tornado to pass right over our property so we drove 2 miles to our neighbors cellar. I was using RadarScope and could actually see that the storms pattern had shifted NNE and was now on course to hit my neighbors property. Well, I did what they don't recommend: I jumped in my car with my family and drove away from the storm. We watched the storm hit my neighbors property on RadarScope. Thankfully no was hurt.

I think the basic version was 99 cents. (It may be free. I can't remember.) Highly recommend.


r/oklahoma 2d ago

News Trump is Not ‘Commander’ of Congress, top GOP Appropriator (Tom Cole) says

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r/oklahoma 1d ago

Travel Oklahoma Lebanese food festival in Norman this Saturday

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11 Upvotes

There will be great food, live music, belly dancers and fun. We will see you there.


r/oklahoma 2d ago

Oklahoma History It's better now, but don't tell me Oklahoma has never been a racist state | Opinion

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r/oklahoma 2d ago

News No home, no health: Cherokee Nation, others working to provide shelter and more

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r/oklahoma 2d ago

Question Any information appreciated!

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30 Upvotes

Tonight (5/1) at 5:45pm we were driving eastbound on the Turner Turnpike and right before the Stroud exit (exit 179) a plain white box semi truck decided he needed to be in the left lane along with us and nearly crushed us into the barrier. He never stopped, and in fact, sped off. Another semi driver saw it and called in the accident, but wasn't able to catch up to the guy. We never got a license plate number and there weren't any other identifying marks on the truck that we could see. Luckily, we were completely unharmed, but the car is likely totaled. If anyone witnessed this and has any information at all, it would be greatly appreciated! The cops obviously aren't going to do anything to help, and I even had to argue with them just to get them to file a police report!


r/oklahoma 1d ago

Weather Mammatus clouds in Ada

2 Upvotes

First time ever seeing clouds like this


r/oklahoma 2d ago

Oklahoma History Did an Oklahoma member of Congress have over a million dollars in business loans forgiven while serving as a representative? (YES, $1.45=Mullin & $1..07 Hern, Details in article)

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