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Guess whose photo is on the cover of the AARP magazine this month?
Read moreExtreme heat kills more people in the United States than any other weather hazard,” is the first claim in this Washington Post piece warning about the deadly summer heat – and it is almost certainly false.
Read moreIf any individual member of an American Indian tribe wants to ignore the speed limit in Tulsa—say, by driving 100 miles-perhour through a school zone—that individual can do so without fear of facing a ticket or charges by city police under a new ruling issued by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit.
Read more( Ed. note: At the end of each month, the Oklahoma Climatological Survey releases a report on that month’s weather activity. This is the report for June 2023.)
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Chamber hosts ribbon cutting for new urgent care facility
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By a one-vote margin, members of the Oklahoma Senate have voted to sustain Gov. Kevin Stitt’s veto of a legislatively drafted state-tribal compact on tobacco taxes. However, the Senate can bring up the bill for additional override efforts, and lawmakers voted to extend the ongoing special legislative session to July 31.
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