In The News 04.15.2025

Here are the headlines shared on Tuesday, April 15, 2025

The locust trees in our backyard are in full bloom. The beautiful, sweet scent of Spring is in the air. Unfortunately, so is pollen, which is way way up this year. Enjoying the season with itchy, watery eyes. Yay! (Read)

In The News

Here are the headlines shared on Tuesday, April 15, 2025

• Oklahoma experiencing highest tree pollen levels in years (KFOR)

• Bill making initiative petition process more difficult advances (KOCO)

• Miami, Oklahoma battles decades of flooding, takes on GRDA (KOTV)

• Cherokee Nation invests $23.8M to enhance water quality on four-year act anniversary (KTUL)

• 2nd annual State of the Tribal Nations address tribal contributions to Oklahoma (KOKI)

• Southeast Oklahoma hydropower project halted for failure to meet federal regulations (KGOU)

• Language lives on for tribes in Oklahoma despite determined erasure attempts (KOS)U

• Oklahoma lawmakers to review mental health agency finances (KOSU)

• Rep. Cyndi Munson becomes Oklahoma's first 2026 Democratic candidate for governor (Nondoc)

• Rural emergency providers could be shut down under Oklahoma Senate bill, agency says (The Oklahoman)

Cyndi Munson for Governor - Carry With Me

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