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Oklahoma has reached Top 10 status in the US for the condition of its bridge infrastructure, Gov. Kevin Stitt announced Thursday.

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Oklahoma’s tribal gaming compacts automatically renewed on January 1, a federal judge has ruled.

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The governing board of the Oklahoma Commissioners of the Land Office voted Thursday to authorize the purchase of the SandRidge tower and parking garage for $35.5 million for use as a state office building.

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The main body of protesters has now moved on to the OKC police department.

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The crowd of protesters at the state Capitol is thinning out, with many headed south. “We’re going to the police station,” one protester said.

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The Black Lives Matter protest has moved to the south steps of the state Capitol. Thousands have gathered, shouting slogans like”I can’t breathe!”

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The Comanche and Otoe-Missouria tribes are the two tribes that have reached a settlement with Gov. Stitt in the gaming lawsuit.

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Two of the 12 tribes involved in a gaming lawsuit against Gov. Kevin Stitt have announced they have reached a settlement to their federal lawsuit. The governor has scheduled a 12:30 p.m. news conference to discuss developments.

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Barry Switzer just joined our row in the media section as we wait for the judge’s ruling in the opioid trial.

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@NewsOK @SnoopDogg It was his high school reunion, just a fun little story.

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The state of Oklahoma just finished rolling out its proposed 30-year opioid epidemic abatement plan with a huge price tag of $17,527,761,537.

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Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter accused opioid manufacturer Johnson & Johnson and its affiliates of helping unleash the “worst man made public health crisis in the history of this country” Tuesday as he delivered opening arguments in a trial in Cleveland County.

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It’s 30 minutes before the start of Oklahoma’s trial against opioid manufacturer Johnson & Johnson and its affiliates and the courtroom is already packed.

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Teva Pharmaceuticals USA has agreed to a $85 million settlement in Oklahoma’s opioid case. See details at https://t.co/UpM0N3foeK.

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Oklahoma’s public nuisance case against opioid manufacturers will be tried before a judge rather than a jury, a Cleveland County judge ruled Thursday.

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HB 2304, which would give retirees in six state pension systems a 2 percent cost of living benefit increase, passed the Oklahoma House Banking, Financial Services and Pension Committee Wednesday and is headed for the House floor.

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@pecosd Did you happen to attend Wagon Wheel Dude Ranch for Boys and Girls in Dale?

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The two students who appeared in the racist video have withdrawn from OU, Gallogly said.

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OU President James Gallogly used Martin Luther King Jr. Day to issue a renewed apology for the actions of an OU sorority girl who appeared blackface on a racist video that circulated on social media.

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The Oklahoma Legislature is projected to have an extra $612.4 million to appropriate next fiscal year under revenue estimates certified Wednesday by the state Board of Equalization.