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Posted inSchools & Families
Tulsa teens are struggling to find jobs. They’re facing a nationwide trend.
There are still traditional entry-level summer jobs in Tulsa, but job seekers say they are becoming harder to secure.
Posted inGovernment
Oklahoma primaries drew more Tulsans to vote in 2026 than four years ago, data shows
Minimum wage and the governor’s race were the biggest draws to the polls Tuesday. We’re diving into the numbers to see what brought Oklahomans to the ballot box.
Posted inGovernment
Jackson Lahmeyer drops out of CD-1 race a day after advancing to the runoff
Lahmeyer’s withdrawal follows a Daily Mail story published days ahead of the primary alleging he exchanged flirtatious messages with a campaign staffer.
Posted inGovernment
GOP leans into legislative experience in choices for Oklahoma attorney general and labor commissioner
Republican representatives Kevin West and John Pfeiffer are headed to a labor commissioner runoff while Rep. Jon Echols won the nod for attorney general.
Posted inGovernment
State superintendent race: An upset from Marshall and a runoff between Franklin and Taylor
Jennettie Marshall won the Democratic nomination in an upset while Robert Franklin and James Taylor will meet again in the August runoff. Both races bore surprises by night’s end.
Posted inGovernment
GOP lands upset in Oklahoma treasurer primary, avoids runoff in lieutenant governor race
State Auditor Cindy Byrd secured a win over the incumbent for state treasurer while T.W. Shannon emerged as the victor in a six-way race for lieutenant governor.
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Republican runoff for Oklahoma insurance commissioner to feature long-time industry professionals from Tulsa area
Bob Sullivan and Marty Quinn led the pack in the Republican primary. Candidates framed their differences as a rejection of status quo or experience in government oversight.
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Republican Brad Boles and Democrat Rhonda Eastman emerge victorious in Oklahoma Corporation Commission primaries
The stage is set for the Nov. 3 election. Candidates have differing priorities on how to best protect ratepayers from higher costs and environmental pollution.
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Oklahoma’s minimum wage will stay at $7.25 as voters reject increase
Oklahomans rejected a proposal to gradually increase the minimum wage over the next three years, from $7.25 in 2025 to $15 in 2029.
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Hern wins Senate Republican primary while Tedford and Lahmeyer head to Republican runoff for Oklahoma CD-1
It was a dominant win for U.S. Rep. Kevin Hern in his bid for the Republican Senate nomination, but Democrats N’Kiyla Jasmine Thomas and Jim Priest will head to a runoff. Meanwhile, the CD-1 Republican race will also head to a runoff with state Rep. Mark Tedford and pastor Jackson Lahmeyer.
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Mazzei and Drummond head to a runoff in their race to be Oklahoma’s next governor
Despite a Trump endorsement, the Oklahoma GOP will take to the polls again Aug. 25.