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Mullin Attends Ribbon Cutting for New Citizenship and Immigration Services Field Office In Edmond (opens the original)
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Federal officials marked the opening of a new U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services field office Monday in Edmond, expanding the agency’s in-person operations in the Oklahoma City area. U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin and U.S. Sen. James Lankford of Oklahoma toured the facility at 3101 Technology Drive. The office will handle immigration interviews and other services for people navigating the legal immigration and naturalization processes. USCIS field offices conduct schedu
New U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Field Office Opens In Edmond (opens the original)
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Federal officials marked the opening of a new U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services field office Monday in Edmond, expanding the agency’s in-person operations in the Oklahoma City area. U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin and U.S. Sen. James Lankford of Oklahoma toured the facility at 3101 Technology Drive. The office will handle immigration interviews and other services for people navigating the legal immigration and naturalization processes. USCIS field offices conduct schedu
How SNAP Benefits Work, Recent Challenges, and Oklahoma’s Future Risk (opens the original)
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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as SNAP, provides monthly food benefits to eligible low-income households across Oklahoma. But are SNAP benefits at risk in Oklahoma? In some ways, yes. The program has faced disruptions from the 2025 federal government shutdown, changes to Oklahoma’s food-purchase rules, and new federal requirements that could make states responsible for part of SNAP benefit costs beginning in 2027. Here’s how SNAP works and the challengers it’s face
Oklahoma scams: How to spot fake DMV texts and bank fraud (opens the original)
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Scammers are targeting Oklahomans through text messages, phone calls, and emails that impersonate government agencies, banks, schools and other trusted organizations. The scams range from fake messages demanding payment for traffic or toll violations to bank impersonation schemes that attempt to convince victims to transfer money. Fraud experts also warn about the growing use of artificial intelligence in family-emergency scams. Oklahoma’s Own Lori Fulbright has dedicated much of her work to hig
5 Major Oklahoma Business Developments that closed the summer (opens the original)
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Oklahoma is seeing a series of major business and economic developments, from a nearly $300 million manufacturing expansion in the Tulsa area to a major telecommunications acquisition and an ongoing legal fight involving homeowners insurance claims. The developments span manufacturing, aerospace and defense, sports infrastructure, telecommunications and insurance — sectors that affect jobs, investment, consumers and communities across the state. Greenheck Group plans to acquire the former Macy’s
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