In The News 04.10.2025

Here are the headlines shared on Thursday, April 10, 2025

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In The News

Here are the headlines shared on Thursday, April 10, 2025

• OSDH identifies potential measles exposure site in OKC connected to confirmed case (KFOR)

• Ethics Commission still asking for Ryan Walters' campaign donor information (KFOR)

• Oklahoma oil and gas industry keeping close eye on trade war (KOCO)

• Bill to gradually eliminate Oklahoma income tax passes Senate (KOCO)

• Oklahoma GOP fights to keep closed primaries, files challenge in Oklahoma Supreme Court (KOKH)

• Senate Bill that would have limited where homeless shelters could be built fails in House committee (KSWO)

• Local tribe seeks to manage oil and gas regulation as BIA faces potential office shutdown (KTUL)

• Gov. Stitt cuts off all state tobacco reimbursements to Muscogee Creek Nation indefinitely, sources say (KOKI)

• Bill to increase funding for fixing Oklahoma’s abandoned wells advances (KGOU)

• Oklahoma federal judge tosses former teacher’s lawsuit against Walters (Oklahoma Voice)

• Oklahoma Senate has no plans to reject proposed social studies standards, leader says (Oklahoma Voice)

• As Prison Phone Call Caps Take Effect, Focus Shifts to Tablets (Oklahoma Watch)

• University, State leaders react to international student visa revocation (OU Daily)

• Supreme Court says Trump administration must work to bring back mistakenly deported Maryland man (AP News)

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