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Tesla says 2 bills could jeopardize ability to operate in Oklahoma

Tesla said two bills being pushed through the Capitol could jeopardize their ability to operate in Oklahoma. ....

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New grant can save lives, especially Oklahoma indigenous mothers

A new grant could help save lives in Oklahoma, especially of indigenous mothers giving birth. ....

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Oklahoma officials' search for 4-year-old now recovery effort

The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation said law enforcement is officially searching for Athena Brownfield's remains and the search is considered a recovery operation. ....

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Cherokee Nation in 'crisis mode' as omicron variant spreads

Cherokee Nation officials said they have entered "crisis mode" because they are seeing thousands of new COVID-19 cases in their system. ....

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LAWS CHANGED: Scores of new laws took effect today in Oklahoma

Nearly 80 laws took effect today in Oklahoma.They include some that have faced a lot of backlash, like House Bill 1775. The legislation bans certain topics about race or gender from being taught. Changes are on the way to Oklahoma schools ahead of the fall semester because of laws going into effect today. One is Senate Bill 658, which stops schools and universities from requiring COVID-19 vaccines for students. It also stops schools from making mask requirements that are just for unvaccinated people. Another law involving schools is the controversial HB 1775. It bans schools from teaching certain topics about race and sex and bans colleges from requiring sexual diversity training. “It’s racist, it’s cowardly, it’s micromanaging,” Meg McElhaney, an Oklahoma City Public Schools board member, said earlier this year of HB 1775.Gov. Kevin Stitt said, “We can and should teach history without labeling a young child as an oppressor or requiring he or she feel guilt or sha ....

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