In The News 03.24.2025
Here are the headlines shared on Monday, March 24, 2025
Monday
I received some good news last week and am excited to share it with you. However, I need to wait another week before revealing it. Sorry about that. Consider this a teaser. Ha!
More Later. Time to adjust my schedule.
In The News
Here are the headlines shared on Monday, March 24, 2025
Trump officials text Yemen war plans to Signal group chat with journalist (AP News)
Oklahoma lawmakers must move bills to opposite chamber this week (KOCO)
Oklahoma bill would allow mountain lion hunting through lottery (KOCO)
How OKC’s Diversion Hub serves rural Oklahoma for people inside the criminal justice system (KWTV)
Oklahoma House approves Bitcoin investment bill amid Democratic opposition (KOKH)
E-ZPass scam: How to protect yourself from "smishing" and other types of fraud (KOTV)
Choctaw Nation commemorates the Trail of Tears with virtual event (KTEN)
Potential cuts to federal library funding could hurt rural Oklahoma libraries the most (KGOU)
23andMe is filing for bankruptcy. Here's what it means for your genetic data (KGOU)
USPS head Louis DeJoy steps down as Trump officials consider Postal Service overhaul (KGOU)
Oklahoma lawmakers react to Trump's efforts to dismantle Department of Education (KOSU)
The inside story of how a journalist was sent White House war plans (KOSU)
Osage Nation ‘ready’ to take over Indian Affairs office, assistant chief says (KWGS)
What's changed in journalism? A podcast conversation with Michael McNutt (Nondoc)
Lawmakers take another crack at tort reform after Oklahoma Supreme Court rebuke (Oklahoma Voice)
Aging Prison Population Strains Corrections Budget (Oklahoma Watch)
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