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Oklahoma Ethics Commission adding guardrails on artificial intelligence in campaign ads

Monday, June 8

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — The Oklahoma Ethics Commission is in the beginning stages of putting guardrails on the use of artificial intelligence in campaign ads. "I think there's quite a few variations on this and a lot to consider," Oklahoma Ethics Commission Executive Director Lee Anne Bruce Boone said. On Friday,... Read More.

EARLY VOTING BEGINS THURSDAY JUNE 11

Friday, June 5

Early voting begins Thursday June 11, 2026 for voters in Kay County. Voters who will not be able to make it to the polls on Election Day, have the option of voting early at their County Election Board. Kay County Election Board Secretary Carol Leaming, said early voting is open... Read More.

Lake Tenkiller Bass Tournament aims to grow Women’s Bass Fishing in Oklahoma

Friday, June 5

A lifelong love of fishing is turning into something bigger for one Oklahoma woman. Sarah Roberts is organizing the first Oklahoma Lady Anglers Tournament at Lake Tenkiller this weekend in an effort to get more women hooked on the sport. “Pure joy. Every time I’m out here, it’s just pure joy.... Read More.

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Drummond, Kunzweiler: Former Tulsa Schools executive charged in $780K school fund scheme

Friday, June 5

OKLAHOMA CITY – Attorney General Gentner Drummond and Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler announced Thursday that a former Tulsa Public Schools executive and two others have been charged with 27 counts of conspiracy, embezzlement and kickbacks. The charges stem from a scheme that misused hundreds of thousands of dollars... Read More.

New Oklahoma law extends foster care support until age 21

Friday, June 5

TULSA, Okla. -A new state law will allow some young people in foster care to continue receiving services until they turn 21, instead of aging out at 18. Advocates, foster parents and former foster youth say the change could help prevent homelessness, instability and trauma during a critical transition into... Read More.

Our Blood Institute launches donor sweepstakes for July 4 Washington, D.C., getaway

Friday, June 5

Our Blood Institute launches donor sweepstakes for July 4 Washington, D.C., getaway (KOKH File) OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA (KOKH) — The Our Blood Institute is offering the chance to win a trip to Washington, D.C., during the Fourth of July for the nation's 250th anniversary celebration. Starting June 1 and through June 8,... Read More.

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DHS Secretary Mullin to critics: “We enforce the law”

Friday, June 5

WASHINGTON, D.C. - On Capitol Hill Wednesday, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin appeared before the House Committee on Homeland Security, ostensibly to testify about his department’s fiscal year 2027 budget request. Mullin delivered an opening statement, but not the one that he had prepared in advance. He said he felt... Read More.

BLACKWELL PD: SCHOOL’S OUT — LET’S KEEP SUMMER SAFE

Thursday, June 4

With summer break here, more kids are outside enjoying the warm weather, and we're seeing an increase in the use of skateboards, scooters, and electric scooters throughout Blackwell. The Blackwell Police Department would like to remind everyone of the City's skateboarding and toy vehicle ordinances designed to keep riders, pedestrians,... Read More.

Man Arrested on Several Charges After Traffic Stop on South Palm

Thursday, June 4

Tuesday afternoon, a PCPD Officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle in the 300 Block of South Palm. When the Officer stopped the vehicle, the driver exited the vehicle and began walking away from the Officer. As the Officer attempted to stop the driver from walking away, the... Read More.

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What members should know about the Oklahoma Sooner Select deadline

Thursday, June 4

OKLAHOMA CITY -Open enrollment for Sooner Select, Oklahoma’s managed care Medicaid program, closes next week, giving roughly 600,000 members a final opportunity to review or change their health plans. Officials said only current Sooner Select members are eligible to make changes during this enrollment period, which ends next Friday, June... Read More.

CDC reports increase in tick bite ER visits; Oklahoma experts stress prevention

Thursday, June 4

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says emergency room visits related to tick bites increased this spring as warmer weather brought more people outdoors. New CDC data shows tick bite-related ER visits rose sharply between March and April, with April marking the peak month reported so... Read More.

Cannabis companies hid health issues from consumers: Federal lawsuit

Thursday, June 4

(NewsNation) — Cannabis companies have been accused of not properly warning users of health issues related to their products, a new federal class-action lawsuit states. The complaint, filed by Weitz & Luxenberg, targets companies in 13 states and is brought by consumers who claim the... Read More.