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An Oklahoma lawmaker is working with the state's chief AI and technology officer to develop an AI tool to verify the authority of administrative rules and reduce duplicative regulations. https://t.co/L0wpIbW7XX

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A 16,900-pound steel beam from the original World Trade Center will stop at the Oklahoma City Police Department as part of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation tour. https://t.co/5f8DrjXgHN

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Eighteen Oklahoma senior care communities received the 2026 Bronze Commitment to Quality Award from AHCA/NCAL for excellence in long-term care. https://t.co/JOnRK5EsUh

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Meta launches a new AI business agent to help companies automate operations across WhatsApp, Messenger, and Instagram, targeting the enterprise AI market. https://t.co/H77iSPyHd7

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The U.S. Department of Energy awards $134 million to rare earth projects in Louisiana and Oklahoma to boost domestic critical minerals supply. https://t.co/QZqinHOLAQ

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The Anderson family from Oklahoma City advocates for increased NIH funding after their daughter Elise's brain tumor diagnosis and successful clinical trial remission. https://t.co/b3wudR68Hl

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Chip Keating, former Oklahoma trooper and businessman, runs as an outsider in the crowded Republican primary for governor, focusing on public safety and tax reform. https://t.co/WQqMAITc09

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Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond sues to stop construction of the Trump-endorsed aluminum smelter in Inola over pollution and foreign ownership concerns. https://t.co/Dk88fFQT9Y

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Claims Management Resources names Jonathan Musgrove CEO as longtime leader Richard Cook retires after more than 30 years. https://t.co/pLZZznjfqg

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Micron Technology's valuation surged to $1 trillion, driven by Nvidia's push into AI and high bandwidth memory chips reshaping the US memory market. https://t.co/dlAokgSVB9

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Summit Midstream authorized a $35 million stock repurchase program, reflecting confidence in its financial strength and Oklahoma operations. https://t.co/gQuyIl0qwt

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Six Republicans are competing in Oklahoma’s lieutenant governor primary ahead of November’s general election against Democrat Kelly Forbes. https://t.co/5YH6FXbESb

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Tulsa's Route 66 Capital Cruise set a Guinness World Record with 3,596 classic cars, the largest classic car parade ever recorded. https://t.co/R2N3pI9z01

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The Oklahoma Supreme Court heard oral arguments on State Question 843, a petition to progressively eliminate residential property taxes. https://t.co/GJ4qvy4cpS

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Oklahoma City Council approved a $2.1 billion fiscal year 2027 budget despite resident calls for a participatory budgeting process and more public feedback. https://t.co/irJja59dFH

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Best of Books in Edmond changes ownership for the third time in 42 years with Beth Latta becoming the new proprietor, continuing its community legacy. https://t.co/0zQFptOYRE

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Praesidian Capital sold its investment in Green Circuits, an electronics manufacturing company serving aerospace, defense and medical markets. https://t.co/qs0EVqfpAQ

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Democrats Jennettie Marshall and Craig McVay compete in the Oklahoma primary for state superintendent, focusing on public school funding and teacher support. https://t.co/FaJXmJv4mc

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Edmond water officials warn dialysis patients about possible adjustments due to seasonal water purchases from Oklahoma City using different disinfection methods. https://t.co/BMhOXJHMRU

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The City of Jenks is a finalist for the National Civic League's All-America City Award, recognized for community engagement and innovative planning. https://t.co/FPAsTPNPGm