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Oklahoma justices heard arguments over rejected signatures that could determine whether an open-primary initiative reaches voters in 2028. bit.ly/3WxT9Uu
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Republican Mike Mazzei defeated Cyndi Munson in Oklahoma’s governor’s race, while voters rejected a jail tax and two state questions. bit.ly/4kGgv4d
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Mike Mazzei loaned nearly $1.9 million more to his Oklahoma governor campaign, bringing his total personal loans to nearly $13 million. bit.ly/4sMS7jj
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Sam Royka discusses Tulsa engineer Kevon Martorell’s adaptive fitness platform, designed to make exercise more accessible. bit.ly/4iE36XY
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OKLAHOMA CITY – Tolls on Oklahoma turnpikes are set to increase Jan. 5. For PikePass customers traveling on the state turnpike system, the cost will bit.ly/4ivz9cg
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Chris Harris founded Nexus Health in Oklahoma City to improve maternal care despite financial and operational challenges. bit.ly/4BFxhXg
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California Governor Gavin Newsom commutes death sentences of 548 inmates to life without parole, marking the largest death row clemency in the U.S. bit.ly/4BMzyjz
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Oklahoma logged 58,049 new business applications through September, a 35% increase from last year, signaling strong entrepreneurial growth in the state. bit.ly/4sJcQEK
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Tulsa's Gradient celebrates its 10th anniversary with a week of free business workshops and events for entrepreneurs. bit.ly/48BhdbH
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Data center stocks face risks from tighter AI regulations and project delays, while some major firms could benefit. bit.ly/4z8Jtxs
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If you’re a business leader in Oklahoma, here’s something worth knowing: You don’t have to work in health care to nominate someone for Health Care Heroes. Some of the most meaningful nominations in this program come from executives outside the industry. bit.ly/4BGGJtz
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Wonder, the food-delivery startup, files for a U.S. IPO as it prepares to expand its network and launch drone deliveries in Texas. bit.ly/4iyMsZz
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Tech stocks slid as investors weighed whether political gridlock could slow AI infrastructure expansion and data center investment. bit.ly/3Uiu1Ax
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Oklahoma Gov.-elect Mike Mazzei outlines his transition plans and priorities while inviting Republicans to move to the state. bit.ly/4k0PmZG
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The Junior League’s Mistletoe Market returns to OKC Fair Park with holiday shopping, festive activities and proceeds benefiting community programs. bit.ly/4z2GoyC
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Oklahoma Democrats flipped six House seats in 2026, narrowing the GOP supermajority as Republican turnout fell in key districts. bit.ly/3WsgcQx
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Russell Brand was convicted of rape and three sexual assaults in London and faces sentencing as police investigate two more allegations. bit.ly/4BJPUJF
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National Highland Games Championships will bring athletes to Oklahoma City Nov. 7-8 during the Renaissance and Scottish Festival. bit.ly/4A55yO0
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