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COLUMN: Admire the richness of downtown | Opinion

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 21, 2022
Claremore is a wonderful place to live. Yes, I know, paying our utility…
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Graduate Tougher in OGA Championship Chase | Sports

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 21, 2022
Muskogee's Mesa Falleur shot a 70 and is five shots off the lead in the Oklahoma Golf Association stroke…
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Gasoline tax exemption ‘worth considering’, says Treasury Secretary

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 20, 2022
(NewsNation) - Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said in an interview on ABC's "This Week" on Sunday that a federal gas tax holiday "is worth considering." as the national average for a gallon of regular gas exceeded $5 earlier this…
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Man rescued from grain wagon in Oklahoma City

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 19, 2022
OF THE FIVE. Alright TAYLOR. THANK YOU. WE START WITH SOME BREAKING NEWS NOW A MAN RESCUED FROM BEING STUCK IN A CEREAL CAR POLICE RESPONDED TO THE SCENE NEAR RENO AND LOTTIE LATE LAST LAST…
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How can Oklahoma residents support the police? Say thank you.’

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 19, 2022
Mark K. StonecipherAs we read the daily headlines about increasing violent crime in the United States and with recent calls to defund our police force, it is important to highlight some of the pioneering procedures that the Oklahoma Police…
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City-sponsored Juneteenth Festival returns to Reaves Park next Saturday | New

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 18, 2022
The town of Norman invites the public to Reaves Park on Saturday for its…
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Black money allegations impact race for Oklahoma State listeners

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 18, 2022
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Black money accusations have hit the state auditor's race. Oklahoma State Auditor Cindy Byrd is the only opponent in her bid for re-election on June 28e the primary is Steven McQuillen; Byrd says his…
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What to do in booming Oklahoma City

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 17, 2022
Route 66 is a road trip dream, full of great attractions and quaint towns along the way. Just under 2,500 miles, Route 66 was started in 1926 to use as many pre-existing roads as possible, while connecting Chicago to the wild and growing…
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Oklahoma Senate leader dismisses House tax cuts as ‘political theatre’

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 15, 2022
The Oklahoma House on Wednesday approved a package of bills to cut the state grocery tax and lower personal income tax, but the state Senate leader called it of "political theatre".As House lawmakers voted on seven bills to cut taxes, the…
Oklahoma community

Deadline for comments on proposed Oklahoma City Human Rights Commission order extended

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 15, 2022
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Oklahoma City officials have extended the comment period on the Human Rights Commission's draft order. The deadline has been pushed back to July 5. The city council is expected to consider passing the…
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Steer wrestler Tucker Alberts equals arena record at College National Finals Rodeo | Middle School

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 14, 2022
Last year's College National Final Rodeo didn't go as planned for Tucker Alberts. The Missouri Valley College steer wrestler had three timeouts in his first college final.Alberts kicked off this year's CNFR on a high note…
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January 6 committee postpones Wednesday’s hearing

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 14, 2022
The House committee investigating the January 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol has postponed its scheduled Wednesday hearing to consider former President Trump's efforts to pressure the Justice Department to he is investigating his…
Oklahoma tax

Oklahoma Senate, House deadlocked on revenue, sales tax proposals

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 13, 2022
The political stalemate in the state Capitol means Oklahomans won't see any further tax cuts or inflation cuts in the near term. Leading Oklahoma House Republicans introduced a package of bills Monday to cut various taxes, offsetting the…
Oklahoma community

Oklahoma Abortion Laws Raise Questions About NCAA Softball World Series | Government and politics

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 13, 2022
Given the heavy and deeply political ways in which abortion is discussed and legislated in the United States today, it is easy to forget that the issue has not always been partisan, or even moral. On…
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Oklahoma Special Olympics team returns from USA Games

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 12, 2022
The Oklahoma Special Olympics team has returned from the American Games. On Sunday, the team returned from Florida, draped in medals. The American game champions are back home in the Sooner State. The decorated…
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Weekend wrap (June 11 & 12)

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 12, 2022
Here's a look at the best local stories from the weekend. June 12, 2022 3:31 p.m. Job : June 12, 2022 3:31 p.m. Updated: June 12, 2022 4:06 p.m.…
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NDP has ‘zero information’ on mass shootings, gun laws | New

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 12, 2022
Police in Normandy say they have "no information" in response to…
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County players, coach rack up Classic Bowl basketball wins and gear

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 11, 2022
Chase Davis and Vance Raney resumed in June where they left off in March. The two Kingfisher County players led their respective teams in scoring – and picked up some gear – in Game 1 of the Classic Bowl basketball games at Woodward last…
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City of Norman files lawsuit against Oklahoma veterinarian, partner after hundreds of animals seized

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 10, 2022
NORMAN, Okla. (KFOR) - Once again, a metro veterinarian is facing legal troubles as nearly 700 animals in total have been seized from his home in the past 14 months. This week, the City of Norman filed a lawsuit against Aaron…
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Main Street leaders tour the city while here for training events | New

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 10, 2022
A group of Main Street managers traveled to Tahlequah Wednesday and…
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Review of possible finance installment loans 2022 – Forbes Advisor

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 9, 2022
Although Possible Finance can quickly offer small loans to borrowers with bad credit (or no credit), it charges higher APRs than some other personal lenders. Here's how Possible Finance's installment loans stack up…
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List of news | City of OKC

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 9, 2022
The Oklahoma City Council on Tuesday passed the city manager's budget for fiscal year 2023, which begins July 1. Visit okc.gov/budget to view the budget book. Budget overview The City's total budget for FY2023 is approximately $1.8 billion,…
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BOK Financial appoints Chet Samuelson as Arizona Market Director

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 8, 2022
Enter Wall Street with StreetInsider Premium. Claim your one week free trial here. Dave Ralston, longtime executive, is retiring on August 2PHOENIX, June 08, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Chet Samuelson has been named CEO of the Arizona…
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Andrew Heaney makes additional rehab debut for Oklahoma City

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 8, 2022
Andrew Heaney was very impressive in his first two starts for the Los Angeles Dodgers, but he was stopped with left shoulder discomfort and placed on the 10-day injured list on April 20 and n hasn't come back yet. The southpaw recently…
Oklahoma community

Enid community continues to mourn 2-year-old girl killed in hotel

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 6, 2022
The community of Enid continues to mourn the loss of a 2 year old girl who was killed in a hotel. It's been just over a month since a 2 year old girl was abducted, sexually assaulted and killed from a hotel in Enid.…
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Treasurer Says Inflation Squeezes Oklahoma’s Gross Receipts | Oklahoma

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 6, 2022
(The Center Square) - Oklahoma's gross receipts rose 5% in May from a year ago, but state treasurer Randy…
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Rainbow Sprinkles recalled nationwide | Oklahoma City

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 6, 2022
NAPERVILLE, Ill. (WKBN) — Wilton Industries Inc. announced that it has issued a voluntary recall for some of its Rainbow Nuggets. According to a press release, certain lots of Rainbow Chip Crunch Sprinkles and Rainbow Sprinkles…
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UCLA beats Florida to advance to WCWS semifinals

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 6, 2022
OKLAHOMA CITY -- UCLA pitcher Holly Azevedo said her teammates created a "chilling moment" by pouring water on her after Sunday's win.She was pretty cool during the game too. She threw a two-hit shutout and the fifth-seeded Bruins beat…
Oklahoma community

Remains of USS Oklahoma sailor who died at Pearl Harbor return home for burial at OKC

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 4, 2022
ARDMORE, Okla. (KFOR) - The US Navy is bringing home the remains of an Oklahoma sailor who died in the attack on Pearl Harbor. Billy Turner, photo courtesy of the US Navy Leading Seaman Billy Turner was a native of Ardmore,…
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Pelicans options to snatch talent from Western Conference rivals

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 4, 2022
The New Orleans Pelicans' best options for snatching talent from their Western Conference rivals come from other playoff teams. The Pelicans are $29 million over the salary cap, but have wiggle room below the luxury tax floor. In fact,!-->…
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How Much Should You Believe in NBA Draft Rumors?

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 4, 2022
The OKC Thunder is gearing up for the 2022 NBA Draft, and with four valuable selections in the draft, rumors are swirling. That's the case every year around Oklahoma City Thunder general manager Sam Presti, given his reputation for…
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Guerin Emig: Big 12 positioned to survive without OU and Texas, but can it advance? | OSU Sports…

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 4, 2022
IRVING, Texas — The Big 12 conference, known for escaping ruin, is back."The conference will distribute $42.6 million to each member institution," Big 12 Chairman and Texas Tech President Lawrence Schovanec announced at the…
Oklahoma community

Governor Kevin Stitt calls Tulsa shooting a ‘senseless act of violence’

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 2, 2022
Oklahoma leaders released statements after police said an active shooter situation at a Tulsa medical center left four people dead. of an active shooter at the Natalie Building of St. Francis Hospital near 61st and…
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Get ready for the Durant Magnolia Festival –

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 1, 2022
DURANT, Okla. (KTEN) - There will be plenty to do and see in the city of Magnolias this weekend.All your favorites are back this year for the Oklahoma Magnolia Festivalwhich begins at 4 p.m. Thursday at the Choctaw Nation Event Center in…
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Deadlines approach before primary elections in June

Janice C. Marcotte Jun 1, 2022
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — The next primary election is right around the corner, and election officials say the deadline to register to vote or update your registration is fast approaching. Voter registration applications and…
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Making the cut: Oklahoma governor signs final round of medical cannabis legislation for 2022 session

Janice C. Marcotte May 31, 2022
As the legislature entered its last day of session on Friday, the long list of cannabis laws had been whittled down to just over a dozen new bills.Overall, strengthening OMMA's authority, adding…
Oklahoma community

Thunder and Simple Modern team up for youth basketball

Janice C. Marcotte May 31, 2022
OKLAHOMA CITY, Tuesday, May 31, 2022 - The Oklahoma City Thunder has announced that Oklahoma-based company Simple Modern will be the Presenting Partner of the Thunder Youth Basketball Camps. The partnership includes scholarship…
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Lankford challenges WH on energy crisis as gas prices top $4 a gallon in Okla. | New

Janice C. Marcotte May 31, 2022
WASHINGTON, DC – As gasoline prices in Oklahoma hit record highs this…
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Oklahoma City pastors hope to find unity through ‘peace marches’

Janice C. Marcotte May 30, 2022
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – In these times of violence, tragedy and uncertainty, a group of Oklahomans continue to come together to find peace in unity. The recent violence across the country and our state has everyone on edge.…
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La Luna turns 10 in Newcastle, unsure of toll road plans

Janice C. Marcotte May 29, 2022
A large restaurant ― bathed in yellows and purples against gray limestone and adorned with a heart symbol, a peace sign and the word "TACOS" ― stands just off the US 62 service road in Newcastle .Family-owned and operated, La Luna Cantina…
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Bigfork’s Elliot Sanford takes cave love to college

Janice C. Marcotte May 29, 2022
Whether in the sun or the snow, Bigfork High School senior Elliot Sanford enjoys exploring places like the Bob Marshall Wilderness,!-->!-->!-->…
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Oklahoma City holds the annual Chuck Wagon Festival at the museum

Janice C. Marcotte May 28, 2022
The annual Chuck Wagon Festival is underway at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City. The full Wild West experience can be found at the festival. At the 31st Annual Chuck Wagon Festival,…
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Capitol Insider: Lawmakers seek to override governor’s vetoes on final day of session

Janice C. Marcotte May 27, 2022
TRANSCRIPTIONCapitol Insider is sponsored by the Oklahoma State Medical Association. Physicians dedicated to providing and increasing access to health care for all Oklahomans. More information on…
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Angry bikers assault Lyft driver in Memphis, vandalize car

Janice C. Marcotte May 27, 2022
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WREG) - A former Lyft driver is shaken after an alarming incident when police say multiple customers assaulted her and vandalized her car. Jacquelyn Shanks said it happened on Sunday. "I'm still shaken up…
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Democrats set to miss Memorial Day deadline for climate deal

Janice C. Marcotte May 27, 2022
Placeholder while loading article actionsHello and welcome to The Climate 202! As a quick planning note, the newsletter will not be published on Memorial Day Monday. We'll be back in your inbox on Tuesday. But first :Democrats set to…
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Oklahoma Governor Seeks Expungement of Critical Jury Report | Government

Janice C. Marcotte May 27, 2022
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — An Oklahoma judge should expunge part of a state grand jury report that strongly…
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OK Gov. Stitt signs the school toilet bill

Janice C. Marcotte May 26, 2022
TULSA, Okla. - A bill requiring students to use the bathroom that matches their biological sex is now in effect in Oklahoma.Governor Kevin Stitt signed two bills into law on Wednesday. One is Senate Bill 615 and the other is considered…
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Oklahoma State University warns students of possible AirTag tracking

Janice C. Marcotte May 25, 2022
STILLWATER, Okla. (KFOR) - Oklahoma State University (OSU) campus police say two students reported receiving suspicious notifications on their phones about nearby Apple AirTags. The problem: These two students do not have…
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An alarmed solar industry says a US trade probe into China will totally fry it. So why is the…

Janice C. Marcotte May 25, 2022
Publicly, major solar developers and many climate change activists are sounding the alarm over an ongoing…
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NBA Draft Tracker: Thundering Reports and Rumors

Janice C. Marcotte May 25, 2022
May 24: Should Chet Holmgren land with Thunder? Troy Wayrynen - USA TODAY SportsAt this point in the pre-draft process, it looks like the prospect most likely to be taken at No. 2 by Oklahoma City is Chet Holmgren. Plus, league teams are!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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How Gas Prices Changed in Michigan Last Week

Janice C. Marcotte May 24, 2022
(Stacker) - Gasoline prices, on average, continued to climb above the $4.50 per gallon mark over the past week and into Monday. Diesel, at $5.55 a gallon, was down two cents from its May 18 record, according to AAA.Experts note that while…
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Oklahoma Memorial Day Weekend Events

Janice C. Marcotte May 24, 2022
In case the rising temperatures didn't warn you, the unofficial start of summer is almost here. As Memorial Day weekend approaches, Oklahoma's calendar of events is starting to look more normal compared to the past two years of pandemic…
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2 bills would make improvements to Arkansas river navigation system

Janice C. Marcotte May 23, 2022
The money included in two major pieces of federal legislation — one already signed into law, the other likely to become law later this year — is expected to give a significant boost to commerce in Oklahoma and the region by improving the 50…
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Oklahoma City Thunder players to target in free agency

Janice C. Marcotte May 23, 2022
DALLAS, TX - FEBRUARY 2: Luguentz Dort #5 of the Oklahoma City Thunder is greeted by teammates after the Thunder defeated the Dallas Mavericks in overtime 120-114 at American Airlines Center on February 2, 2022 in Dallas, Texas. NOTE TO…
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OKC Adventure District Announces New Executive Director | Business

Janice C. Marcotte May 22, 2022
The Oklahoma City Adventure District has announced the hiring of…
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State denies Enid’s The One grant funding application after deadlines may have been missed |…

Janice C. Marcotte May 22, 2022
ENID, Oklahoma— After banking on a state payback grant, the town of Enid…
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For the record: Commercial building permit | Local business news

Janice C. Marcotte May 22, 2022
From staff reports City commercial building permits are listed by owner, tenant or building name. This weekly update lists new commercial construction, expansions…
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Dismantling USS Oklahoma City at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard

Janice C. Marcotte May 21, 2022
BREMERTON — By the end of this year, about 100 sailors who continued to serve aboard the USS Oklahoma City submarine, currently moored in a drydock at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, will bid farewell to the ship."We won't need to watch the…
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Lawmakers invest funds in economic development sites across the state | Oklahoma

Janice C. Marcotte May 20, 2022
OKLAHOMA CITY — In an effort to diversify Oklahoma's rural economy…
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NCBWA names 2022 Dick Howser Trophy semi-finalists

Janice C. Marcotte May 20, 2022
The Howser Trophy was established in 1987, shortly after Howser's death. Previous Howser Trophy winners are Mike Fiore, Miami, 1987; Robin Ventura, Oklahoma State, 1988; Scott Bryant, Texas, 1989; Alex Fernandez, Miami-Dade Community…
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Ten cities with the highest median house prices

Janice C. Marcotte May 19, 2022
(The hill) – Housing prices in the United States have been trending upwards for decades, but they have risen again as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, especially in some places. Median US home prices in the first quarter of 2020…
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Mockingbird Cannabis prepares to open a medical marijuana operation

Janice C. Marcotte May 18, 2022
In an unincorporated area outside of Raymond is what its CEO claims is the largest medical marijuana growing and manufacturing operation in Mississippi, if not the southeastern United States. The 163,000 square foot behemoth once…
Oklahoma community

Biden visits families of victims in Buffalo

Janice C. Marcotte May 18, 2022
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) — President Joe Biden traveled to Buffalo on Tuesday to meet with a community still reeling from a horrific shooting that authorities say was racially motivated. The President offered comfort and expressed his…
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Muscogee (Creek) Nation Approves Interlocal Agreement

Janice C. Marcotte May 17, 2022
OKMULGEE, Oklahoma – A meeting of the Business, Finance and Justice Committee of the National Council of the Muscogee Nation (Creek) was held in person and by teleconference on May 12 at the Mound Building. All laws will be…
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Terrata Homes Announces Expansion into Oklahoma City Market

Janice C. Marcotte May 17, 2022
BLANCHARD, Okla., May 17, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- LGI Homes, Inc. (NASDAQ: LGIH) announced the expansion of the Terrata Homes brand into the Oklahoma City market, with the grand opening of its new community , Winter Creek . Winter Creek…
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Carvana prepares $615.5 million in ABS notes on fixed-rate installment loans to buy cars

Janice C. Marcotte May 17, 2022
Online used car dealership Carvana is sponsoring a $615.5 million asset-backed securities deal, for its latest asset-backed security (ABS) this year, in a deal that will includes an initial credit enhancement of 9.5% on “AAA” rated…
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California Government Cannabis Tax Reduction (Newsletter: May 16, 2022)

Janice C. Marcotte May 16, 2022
Delayed OH legalization; New York Community Marijuana Gardens; Poll: Voters Support Cannabis Reform; NJ Surveillance Hearing; banking stand Subscribe to get the Marijuana Moment newsletter delivered to your inbox every weekday morning.…
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2021-22 Oklahoma City Thunder Veteran Rankings

Janice C. Marcotte May 16, 2022
The Oklahoma City Thunder have concluded the 2021-22 NBA regular season and while they wait for the 2022 NBA Draft lottery to decide the fate of two of the Thunder's four top-34 selections, let's take a look back and note this past season…
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Study: These 10 cities have the most expensive journeys

Janice C. Marcotte May 15, 2022
(NEXSTAR) - You probably weighed health, retirement and other benefits before taking your last job, but what about the cost of commuting? Since many companies are bring employees back in the office when the price of gasoline is…
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TSA predicts summer travel rush

Janice C. Marcotte May 15, 2022
(NewsNation) — With airports across the country getting busier, TSA says it's stepping up efforts and bringing in more TSA agents to help ease long lines. In Miami, there are more than 150,000 travelers per day, up 17% from last…
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Clinton associates quit Black Lives Matter – Law Officer

Janice C. Marcotte May 14, 2022
Share and defend justice, law and order...In what could be a sign for what's to come, two of Bill and Hillary Clinton's top allies have left their positions on the board of directors of the nonprofit National Black Lives Matter. According…
Oklahoma community

OKC’s predominantly black neighborhoods push for development

Janice C. Marcotte May 14, 2022
Pride runs deep for residents of Oklahoma City's historically and still predominantly black neighborhoods, and after decades of underinvestment, some recent developments hold out hope for further improvements.From a Homeland and The Market…
Oklahoma commerce

Budget, ARPA funds discussed | News

Janice C. Marcotte May 13, 2022
Attendees at the Claremore Area Chamber of Commerce Eggs and Issues…
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digging up an Oklahoma town’s past

Janice C. Marcotte May 13, 2022
Teresa Knox's path to owning a recording studio with a rich history began with a Slurpee. As difficult as it may seem, some 45 years ago, 7-Eleven created a series of collectible plastic cups featuring notable musicians of the time. Among…
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Brent Venables and Sooners coaches react to NIL guidelines

Janice C. Marcotte May 13, 2022
DUNCAN – Brent Venables is all for players benefiting from his name, image and likeness."I think it's really cool that we've finally figured it out and created a little space for this," the OU football coach said Thursday as the OU coaches…
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Family Opens Up About Sex Trafficking 15-Year-Old Girl To OKC

Janice C. Marcotte May 12, 2022
KOCO 5 has heard of the family of a 15-year-old girl who investigators believe was a victim of sex trafficking in Oklahoma City. Through their attorney, her parents said so many people could have stopped her.…
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Senator Simpson honored by the National Guard with the Oklahoma Thunderbird Medal

Janice C. Marcotte May 11, 2022
Special at Armoreite OKLAHOMA CITY - Senator Frank Simpson was recently honored in the Senate for his tireless support and legislative contributions to the Oklahoma National Guard during his tenure in the Senate.…
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Oklahoma law to expedite investigation and clean up fatal crash

Janice C. Marcotte May 11, 2022
A new law in Oklahoma aims to speed up the process of investigating and cleaning up fatal accident scenes. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol said medical examiners will not have to attend the scene of the accident. OHP…
Oklahoma economy

LendingPoint Raises $57.6M in Consumer Installment Loans

Janice C. Marcotte May 10, 2022
LendingPoint Pass-Through Trust Series 2022-ST4 is preparing its fourth round of asset-backed securities, seeking to raise $57.6 million, secured solely by debt consolidation or credit card refinancing loans to pay a home renovation or to…
Oklahoma commerce

Bartlesville Radio » News » AG O’Connor speaks at the Chamber Forum

Janice C. Marcotte May 10, 2022
Oklahoma Attorney General John O'Connor was the guest speaker at the Greater Bartlesville Chamber of Commerce Forum sponsored by Ascension St. John Jane Phillips. O'Connor made a quick connection with…
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Hidden Gems: Ismael Kamagate Adapts to the Modern Mold

Janice C. Marcotte May 10, 2022
The Oklahoma City Thunder have a glaring hole at center position as they enter the third season of their rebuild. As such, it would make sense for them to take a center with one of their four picks in next month's draft. After Jalen Duren,!-->…
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Tax revenue deluge hits southwestern states in April

Janice C. Marcotte May 9, 2022
April tax receipts set records in southwestern states as a strong economy and high inflation boosted income and sales tax receipts, although some officials are urging caution then that uncertainty darkens the months to come.Texas, Oklahoma…
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Pride returns to Norman for three days of celebration | News

Janice C. Marcotte May 9, 2022
Norman Pride weekend concluded three days of celebrating and connecting…
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Thunder Draft: Developing the upside with Tari’s season

Janice C. Marcotte May 8, 2022
In the upcoming draft, there are quite a few players who have just started to scratch the surface of their potential. The Oklahoma City Thunder could target these prospects to grow in their system. A player who fits this mold is Tari!-->…
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Oklahoma Christian ousts Lady Chaps in 13 innings at LSC tournament

Janice C. Marcotte May 7, 2022
TYLER -- Hannah Pate's 13th-inning single broke a tie and lifted No. 6 seed Oklahoma Christian over No. 3 seed Lubbock Christian University 10-9 in a quarter-final matchup. Lone Star Conference softball tournament on Saturday.Pate's single…
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Reviews | After Roe, Republicans should embrace these family-friendly policies

Janice C. Marcotte May 7, 2022
Before last year's temporary expansion, about a third of American children - about 23 million children - lived in families that received less than the full amount of child support. (For example, before the expansion, a family with two…
Oklahoma community

Habitat for Humanity Legislators Help Give Women a Home for Family

Janice C. Marcotte May 6, 2022
A single mom and her daughter will soon have their own home on the subway, thanks to Habitat for Humanity and two state legislators. They say this bipartisan effort is one of women supporting women. "I'm so happy.…
Oklahoma city

Classen SAS teacher named OKCPS teacher of the year

Janice C. Marcotte May 6, 2022
The Oklahoma City Public Schools Foundation and Oklahoma City Public Schools have named Kimberly Banz as the Oklahoma City Public Schools District Teacher of the Year. Banz has taught in Oklahoma City public schools…
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Proposed budget to add 123 employees in Oklahoma City

Janice C. Marcotte May 4, 2022
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – After a dramatic increase in revenue, Oklahoma City city leaders have announced they will reinvest those funds in the community. The Oklahoma City Council has received the city manager's proposed budget…
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Norman Mineta, Transportation Secretary at the time of 9/11, dies | Oklahoma News

Janice C. Marcotte May 4, 2022
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Norman Mineta, who broke racial barriers for Asian Americans in top government…
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