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DOGE-OK dashboard goes offline after headcount and savings discrepancies raised (opens the original)
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklah. — Gov. Kevin Stitt launched a government efficiency initiative in February 2025, promising it would cut waste, reduce spending, and help shrink the size of state government. But questions remain about how much money was actually saved and whether the state workforce has been reduced, after discrepancies were found on the program’s public dashboard and the site was later taken offline. Stitt announced the creation of DOGE-OK as an Oklahoma version of an Elon Musk-style gover
Two arrested in OKC metro trafficking cases; OBN says victims included children (opens the original)
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OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — A pair of human-trafficking arrests in the Oklahoma City metro are raising new concerns about how quickly exploitation can begin, and how often it happens out of sight, authorities and advocates say. The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics announced two separate human-trafficking arrests Thursday. In one of the cases, OBN said two of the victims were children. Mark Woodward, a spokesman for OBN, said the investigations involved people accused of arranging commercial sex online. “
Millions mark 9/11 with day of service, packing meals to fight hunger in Oklahoma City (opens the original)
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklah. — Millions of Americans marked the 25th anniversary of 9/11 by turning a day of tragedy into a day of service, with volunteers in all 50 states packing meals for people facing hunger. In Oklahoma City, more than 200 volunteers took part in the nationwide 9/11 Day effort, working to pack healthy meals that will be donated to the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma. The goal in Oklahoma City was to pack 140,000 meals. “This is the first time in Oklahoma City. This is our inaugural
Cedar Lake residents hold press conference, say private dams are retaining water (opens the original)
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CEDAR LAKE, Oklah. — Cedar Lake residents are escalating their fight over a shrinking lake and dwindling water supplies, blaming private dams they say are holding back water needed by the community. It has been two weeks since the Oklahoma Water Resources Board released its findings on why Cedar Lake is disappearing. The board cited drought, evaporation, weak stream flow, and declining groundwater. The Cedar Lake Dam Committee disputes that conclusion. “It’s actually a bunch of nonsense,” said M
Oklahoma Rep. Danny Williams questioned in closed-door hearing amid misconduct probes (opens the original)
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklah. — State Rep. Danny Williams, a Republican from Seminole, faced questions behind closed doors at the state Capitol Tuesday as two separate investigations into alleged misconduct continue. Williams appeared before the House Rules Committee over a complaint alleging improper conduct toward a House employee this summer. The closed-door hearing started at 9 a.m. and stretched well past 5 p.m. Rules Committee Chairman Mike Osburn said Williams was made aware of the allegations ag
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