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Legislators at odds over Oklahoma governor s call for special session

Legislators at odds over Oklahoma governor s call for special session
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Education roundup: Criminal cases, agency rules and looming decisions

In this Oklahoma education roundup, catch up on recent news concerning Tulsa Public Schools, Ryan Walters and high-profile misconduct.

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Oklahoma Gov Kevin Stitt paid nearly $2 million in legal fees for gaming lawsuits with state money

Oklahoma Gov Kevin Stitt paid nearly $2 million in legal fees for gaming lawsuits with state money
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FRONTIER: Stitt paid more than $1 9 million in legal fees for gaming lawsuits with state money

Nearly $2 million in state money meant to ensure Oklahoma is receiving its cut from tribal gaming operations was used to pay law firms representing Gov. Kevin Stitt in legal

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Stitt pays nearly $2 million in legal fees with state money

OKLAHOMA CITY — Nearly $2 million in state money meant to ensure Oklahoma is receiving its cut from tribal gaming operations was used to pay law firms representing Gov. Kevin

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