In The News 02.19.2025

Here are the headlines shared on Wednesday, February 19, 2025

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In The News

Here are the headlines shared on Wednesday, February 19, 2025

• David Boren, former Oklahoma governor, US senator and OU president, dies at 83 (KOCO)

• How Oklahoma rancher keeps cattle warm during winter storm (KWTV)

• Oklahoma private school tax credit applications open again to high demand (Oklahoma Voice)

• AG Drummond pushes to pass bill, aiming to close drug trafficking loopholes (KSWO)

• Bill passes committee seeking more opportunities for local producers to sell homemade products (KSWO)

• Bill to limit wind turbine farms fails to pass committee (KFOR)

• Panel kills bill calling for Ten Commandments monument to be restored at Oklahoma Capitol (Oklahoma Voice)

• Lawmakers OK bill seeking to financially penalize Oklahoma agencies that require DEI programs (Oklahoma Voice)

• Semi hauling eggs crashes on Will Rogers Turnpike (KJRH)

• McCall announces bid for Oklahoma governor (KTEN)

• City leaders voted not to fund citizenship classes at the library. Residents pushed back (KOSU)

• Trump administration yanks CDC flu vaccine campaign (Public Radio Tulsa)

• Wed at age 15, she wants Oklahoma to ban child marriage (The Frontier)

• Ryan Walters Is Trying to Out-MAGA His Peers and It’s Making Things Awkward in Oklahoma (Oklahoma Watch)

• Trump appeal on birthright citizenship order rejected by court (Axios)

• Red states embrace Trump’s crackdown on remote government work (News From The States)

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