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Poverty in Oklahoma City NeighborhoodsA Mobile Video Project In Oklahoma’s capital, the voices of low-income people are like faintly heard footsteps behind the long march of an oil and gas boom, which is stumbling. Some impoverished areas seem stuck in time, struggling with blight, crime and other issues. University of Oklahoma students and Oklahoma […]

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2025年1月17日 · Under Seifried’s proposal, local school boards would have to adopt policies to prohibit student cellphone use throughout the school day. The policies can carve out exemptions, such as for emergencies and for students who use a cell phone to monitor a health issue.

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Ted Streuli’s First Watch is a daily newsletter that provides deeper context to Oklahoma news that may not be obvious at first glance. He also showcases Oklahoma photographers’ works shot in the state.

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Ted Streuli’s First Watch is a daily newsletter that provides deeper context to Oklahoma news that may not be obvious at first glance. Ted also showcases Oklahoma photographers’ works shot in the state. Jennifer Palmer’s Education Watch is a weekly newsletter that offers Jennifer’s insights into the education beat. It covers important information that may not receive in-depth ...