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- Aug 5, 2026
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OHP unveils new look for motorcycles (opens the original)
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OKLAHOMA CITY â The Oklahoma Highway Patrol has unveiled a new look for some of its motorcycles. OHP introduced two new black-and-white BMW motorcycles recently, a nod to the its historic color scheme. Click for the latest, full-access Enid News & Eagle headlines | Text Alerts | app downloads | news and sports emails. Have a question about this story? Do you see something we missed? Do you have a story idea for the News & Eagle? Send an email to enidnews@enidnews.com. Oklahoma Voice is part of
Judge rules severance agreement is open record (opens the original)
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OKLAHOMA CITY â An Oklahoma County judge Wednesday ruled the stateâs wildlife commission wrongly withheld a severance agreement involving the departure of its former director and must make it available to the public. Oklahoma County District Court Judge Don Andrews ordered the stateâs Wildlife Conservation Commission to release the severance agreement it entered into with former Director J.D. Strong to Oklahoma Voice. Strong received $169,341 in severance when he resigned. Click for the la
Primary saw low independent turnout (opens the original)
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OKLAHOMA CITY â Juneâs primary failed to draw independent voters, according to partisan participation numbers provided by the Oklahoma State Election Board. Despite making up about a fifth of the stateâs voters, only 9% of registered independents cast a ballot in the lone race that was open to them, according to the Election Board. Click for the latest, full-access Enid News & Eagle headlines | Text Alerts | app downloads | news and sports emails. Have a question about this story? Do you s
State tribes receive housing grant money (opens the original)
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OKLAHOMA CITY â Five Oklahoma tribes have been awarded a total of $1.6 million in grant money to support affordable housing and community development projects. Tribal leaders with the Cheyenne and Arapaho, Iowa, Osage Nation, Otoe-Missouria and the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians plan to use the money to improve housing conditions or accessibility for veterans and older or impoverished members. Click for the latest, full-access Enid News & Eagle headlines | Text Alerts | app download
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