Oklahoma Redux

Native Oklahoman returned after 30-year absence. Sharing what's happening!

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New Oklahoma Redux ballcaps are here!
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Sacramento River Cats at Oklahoma City Comets

Tue, 16 Jun 2026 - 7:05pm
Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Oklahoma City Baseball Club Tickets - StubHub
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@hissgoescobra Get over it.

How about talking about something that matters? Like why are we funding Israel, a genocidal apartheid state?

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OK Redux Sunflower Mug — Oklahoma Pride - $12.00
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@JamieBonkiewicz This certainly is an improvement over Biden days when the WH lawns were filled with trans people, including the one who bared its boobs.

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EPA Announces $135,000 in Funding for the Wichita and Affiliated Tribes in Oklahoma

DALLAS, TEXAS (May 8, 2026) – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently announced $135,000 in funding for the Wichita and Affiliated Tribes to address environmental priorities within their territory. This funding comes from EPA’s Indian Environmental General Assistance Program (GAP), which provides federally recognized tribes grant funding for the planning, development, and establishment of environmental protection programs, as well as the development and implementation of solid and hazardous waste programs on tribal lands.
“GAP continues to be a useful resource that allows Tribes to plan and develop their own environmental programs while addressing specific priorities within their territory,” said Regional Administrator Scott Mason. “EPA will ensure Tribes have the necessary tools to address current and future environmental concerns for their land and citizens.”

“GAP funding is a foundational investment that enables Tribes like the Wichita and Affiliated Tribes to build and sustain environmental programs at the local level. Consistent with EPA’s commitment to cooperative federalism, this funding strengthens Tribal capacity to lead on priority environmental challenges and deliver results for their communities,” said EPA Assistant Administrator Usha Turner.

The Wichita and Affiliated Tribes is located in Anadarko, Oklahoma, and currently has a population of over 3,500 individuals. The Tribe will use the grant for office staff education on addressing environmental issues, education and outreach to the Tribal community, implementing solid waste management practices, community clean-up and recycling activities, and capacity development for the Tribe’s indoor air program.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency | US EPA

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THIS FRIDAY!
BioTC Open House — OKCID

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#WorldEnvironmentDay2026

[City of OKC @cityofokc]

Fireworks are still prohibited in OKC city limits. The firework ban in OKC includes sparklers, snakes, bottle rockets and all other consumer-grade fireworks.

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May 2026 Stories from Oklahoma - Oklahoma Redux
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Get ready to blast off with Jefferson Starship June 5.
Skyline Event Center, Tulsa.
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[University of Oklahoma @UofOklahoma]

NEWS: The University of Oklahoma is positioned to become the first public higher education institution in Oklahoma to offer select 3-year bachelor’s degree programs, pending review through the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education.

https://t.co/6thEWUDOX2 | #LeadOnOU

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@okiepatriot_76 Nice!

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Summer is coming to Oklahoma!

[Mike Mazzei @MazzeiMike]

Let’s put this issue to rest once and for all.

I do not support the national popular vote and I never have.

I will always back the electoral college because the Founding Fathers had it right.

The electoral college gives smaller, less populated states – like Oklahoma – a more balanced representation in the federal government.

As far as that bill from 15 years ago that went nowhere, it’s a silly non-issue.

They tried pulling this stunt against Congressman Josh Brecheen a few years ago. Voters saw through it then, and they see through it now.

First of all, there was nothing in the bill about abolishing the electoral college.

Second, our understanding of the bill at the time was that it was a study to determine the best ways to drive out the Christian conservative vote.
Once we realized it was a bit more than that, we quickly and effectively quashed it before it even got to the House.

If this non-issue is the best attack my opponents can come up with, good luck to them.

Oklahomans want the income tax eliminated, no property taxes for seniors and veterans, and students reading at grade level.

We all want a prosperous future for our kids and grandkids.

[Charles McCall @CharlesMcCallOK]

Mike Mazzei has ZERO sheriffs supporting his candidacy because Oklahoman law enforcement leaders know the difference between real results and campaign talking points.

Over half of Oklahoma Sheriffs are supporting me because they know who actually fought to protect Oklahomans and the men and women responsible for keeping us safe.

As Speaker, I had to fix the mess left behind during Mike Mazzei’s time in the State Senate, when foreign-owned Oklahoma farmland increased nearly sixfold from 62,325 acres to 371,576 acres. Let me repeat - during Mike Mazzei’s tenure foreigners grabbed over 300,000 acres of Oklahoma land.

That’s why I stepped up and banned illegal foreign land ownership in our state. But now we need the executive branch to enforce the law. And as the next governor that’s exactly what I will do.

Mike Mazzei is just another typical politician who is all hat and no cattle.

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‘Bell to Bell, No Cell’
Gov. Stitt signs legislation for phone-free OK schools

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