In The News 03.27.2025

Here are the headlines shared on Thursday, March 27, 2025

Oklahoma birders report seeing fewer migrating species (Read) Copilot AI-Generated Image

In The News

Here are the headlines shared on Thursday, March 27, 2025

• OSBE meeting postponed last second after almost breaking the law (KFOR)

• 'Oklahomans deserve better': Gov. Stitt faces backlash after forestry chief's departure (KOKH)

• Oklahoma House passes bill requiring photos on voter IDs (KSWO)

• Oklahoma faces costly challenge with over 18,000 abandoned oil and gas wells (KTUL)

• Oklahoma House unanimously passes bill to allow private industry power solutions (KTUL)

• Oklahoma birders report seeing fewer migrating species as extreme weather, development expands (KGOU)

• Scientists expect more drought this year in parts of the Midwest and Great Plains (KOSU)

• Senate advances bill to protect Oklahoma religious services from protests (Oklahoma Voice)

• Tribes, long shut out from their own health data, fight for access and sovereignty (News From The States)

• The AP and Trump administration renew court fight over White House press access (News From The States)

• Trump order on Smithsonian targets programs with 'improper ideology' (AP News)

• Tufts student's visa was revoked due to activism, Rubio says (ABC News)

Oklahoma | U.S. Drought Monitor | March 27, 2025

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