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61 of Oklahoma's 77 counties renew burn bans as drought conditions persist (opens the original)
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The weather may be cooling off this week, but fire danger is still heating up across the state. Right now, 61 of Oklahoma's 77 counties are under immediate burn bans. Tulsa County reissued a two-week burn ban Monday after the Board of Commissioners declared the county is in extreme fire danger. Washington and Nowata counties also extended their bans for another two weeks. Wagoner and Muskogee has extended their bans by 7 days. Extreme drought conditions across Oklahoma have caused fire danger in
Munson answers questions about Oklahomans biggest issues, stance (opens the original)
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Oklahoma House Minority Leader Cyndi Munson is the democratic candidate for governor in the upcoming general election. Over the weekend, Munson sat down with KWGS' Angel Ford to answer questions about where she stands on important issues and share her plans if elected Oklahoma's next governor. This is just one small part of the thirty-minute interview. Angel Ford: "In Northeast Oklahoma specifically, local economic development and water resource management are major talking points. So how do you
Inola Board of Trustees will decide to extend pause on aluminum smelter construction, ordinance to ban smelting in town (opens the original)
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A meeting in Inola Monday will determine whether the town will extend a 60-day moratorium on a proposed aluminum smelter - which is set to expire on Sept. 28. The postponement was approved in June amidst public pushback to the $4 billion project. The Inola Board of Trustees will also discuss a citizen petition - which was recently ruled valid by a judge. The petition seeks to ban primary aluminum smelting in town. The board can either adopt the proposed ban as an ordinance or send it to voters t
TPS asks for public feedback for potential cuts in the wake of a $12 million budget shortfall (opens the original)
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Tulsa Public School held their first of a series of community meetings Wednesday to gather feedback on navigating the districts massive budget shortfall. To fill the $12 million deficit, budget cuts being discussed by TPS include freezing salaries, reducing counselors and cutting athletic, fine arts and bus transportation programs. According to the Tulsa World, TPS officials explained Wednesday that transportation cuts will not involve special education students and school size will not influenc
Monarch migration to peak in Oklahoma late-September, early-October (opens the original)
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Right now, millions of Monarch butterflies are making their twice-yearly migration across the continent. This month, they will pass through Oklahoma as they head south for the winter in Mexico. Summer monarch butterflies live for just two to six weeks, but the migratory "super generation" born at the end of summer live for eight to nine months. This longer lifespan allows the brightly-colored insect time to fly south and spend winter in what is scientifically coined as a "reproductive diapause."
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