In The News 01.23.2025

Here are the headlines shared on Thursday, January 23, 2025

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In The News

Here are the headlines shared on Thursday, January 23, 2025

• Effort to change Oklahoma constitution could indirectly fund religion (KFOR)

• Supt. Walters updates OSDE history standards to include terms Gulf of America, Mount McKinley (KFOR)

• President Donald Trump’s new executive orders could impact Oklahoma (KOCO)

• State breaks ground on state-of-the art law enforcement training facility (KWTV)

• Supreme Court rules in favor of only woman currently on Oklahoma death row (KOKH)

• Oklahoma Tribes sue DA for violating federal law (KSWO)

• Proposed bill would limit where wind turbines can g (KJRH)

• Judge blocks Trump’s ‘blatantly unconstitutional’ executive order that aims to end birthright citizenship (KTEN)

• Oklahoma secures over $18 million in federal funds to combat homelessness (KGOU)

• Oklahoma lawmaker proposes bill to limit length of trains (KGOU)

• There's a push to remedy carbon emissions in Oklahoma (KOSU)

• Stardust Power breaks ground on $1.2B lithium refinery in Muskoge (Journal Record)

• Oklahoma Attorney General files lawsuit against CVS Caremark for ‘below-cost reimbursement’ (Oklahoma Voice)

• U.S. House Republicans roll out bill to restrict birthright citizenship (News From The States)

U.S. Drought Monitor / Oklahoma / January 21, 2025

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