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Drummond secures legal victory against New York’s Climate Change Superfund Act

Thursday, September 3

OKLAHOMA CITY – Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced a major multi-state victory against New York’s Climate Change Superfund Act. The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of New York struck down the act, declaring the law unenforceable. The law aimed to impose $75 billion in fines to energy producers... Read More.

5 states now accept PIKEPASS on select E-ZPass toll roads

Thursday, September 3

Oklahoma PIKEPASS customers can now use their existing transponders on participating E-ZPass toll roads in several states, expanding where Oklahoma drivers can travel without needing another toll transponder. The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority said the change is part of a phased interoperability rollout involving toll systems outside Oklahoma. According to OTA, PIKEPASS... Read More.

Dr. Oz explains how Trump’s drug pricing deals could lower costs

Thursday, September 3

WASHINGTON (TNND) — President Donald Trump opened the "Most Favored Nations" drug pricing to nine additional manufacturers, bringing the total to 26 companies signed onto the agreement. The policy allows drug costs to be matched with prices outside the U.S. The prices are available at TrumpRx.gov. In an... Read More.

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Charlie Kirk shooting suspect will stand trial on murder charge, judge rules

Thursday, September 3

Tyler Robinson, charged in the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk, sits as his defense team argues before the judge during closing arguments at his preliminary hearing in 4th District Court in Provo on Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2026. (Francisco Kjolseth/The Salt Lake Tribune via AP, Pool) Francisco Kjolseth/Francisco Kjolseth/Pool The Salt... Read More.

AED for Newkirk Athletics presented by the Community Health Foundation of Kay County

Wednesday, September 2

Picture by: Dr. John Holden At last Friday nights game, Community Health Foundation of Kay County Executive Director had the honor of joining Newkirk Public Schools Athletic Trainer Lacey McCombs and Superintendent Todd Overstreet at halftime to present a new AED, made possible by funding approved by the Community Health... Read More.

City manager in Oklahoma arrested on voter fraud charges

Wednesday, September 2

Shonda Lou Barnes (Johnston County Sheriff's Office) MANNSVILLE, Okla. (KOKH) — Authorities say a city manager in an Oklahoma community was arrested on charges of voter fraud. The investigation began in May after the Johnston County Election Board notified the Johnston County Sheriff's Office of concerns about voter registration applications in... Read More.

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Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma calls on Oklahomans to Play Your Part this September During Hunger Action Month Hunger Action Month Kicks off Sept. 1

Wednesday, September 2

(OKLAHOMA CITY) – Sept. 1, 2026 – This September, the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma is joining Feeding America and food banks nationwide for Hunger Action Month, a national campaign dedicated to raising awareness about hunger and inspiring action to end it. According to the latest data available from Read More.

US unleashes strikes on Iranian targets in response to attempted IRCG attacks

Wednesday, September 2

WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. military hit targets in Iran on Tuesday after it said Tehran tried to attack commercial ships and American forces in the Middle East, as hostilities flare once again in an intermittent war that has lasted more than six months. The U.S. strikes, and others on... Read More.

Stitt orders flags at half-staff for wildlife officer killed in Railroad South Fire

Tuesday, September 1

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — Governor Kevin Stitt ordered all U.S. flags and Oklahoma flags on state property to be lowered to half-mast to honor a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Officer who was killed in the Railroad South Fire near Indianoma while helping residents evacuate. Stitt said 38-year-old U.S. Fish... Read More.

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Senator Coleman Leads Interim Study to Discuss Care for Oklahomans with High-Support Autism Needs

Tuesday, September 1

Sen. Bill Coleman-R-Ponca City OKLAHOMA CITY – Senator Bill Coleman, R-Ponca City, on Tuesday hosted an interim study examining ways the state can improve care, services and support for individuals with high-support needs related to Autism, as well as their families and caregivers. Senator Coleman invited Oklahoma families caring for loved... Read More.

AG Drummond wins lawsuit over excessive natural gas prices during Winter Storm Uri

Tuesday, September 1

Attorney General Gentner Drummond OKLAHOMA — Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced a victory in his lawsuit against NextEra Marketing, with an Osage County judge ruling the company violated Oklahoma law by charging excessive prices for natural gas during Winter Storm Uri. The court granted Drummond's motion for partial summary judgement and... Read More.

Garth Brooks announces 3 hometown shows

Tuesday, September 1

TULSA, Okla. — Blame it all on his Tulsa roots! Garth Brooks just announced three hometown shows in October, as part of his "Blame It All On My Roots" tour. The country superstar will take the stage at the BOK Center on Friday, Oct. 23, Saturday, Oct. 24 and Sunday,... Read More.