In The News 04.30.2025

Here are the headlines shared on Wednesday, April 30, 2025

U.S. Supreme Court hears Oklahoma Catholic charter school case (Read) / Image Wikipedia

In The News

Here are the headlines shared on Wednesday, April 30, 2025

• Split U.S. Supreme Court hears Oklahoma Catholic charter school case (Oklahoma Voice)

• New academic standards set to pass after lack of vote from Oklahoma Legislature (Oklahoma Voice)

• House sends mandatory ‘bell-to-bell’ cellphone ban bill to Oklahoma governor (Oklahoma Voice)

• April 30, 2025: NOOOOOah (Mesonet Ticker) (OKWX)

• Record Rainfall In April For Oklahoma City (KOKH)

• Oklahoma declares state of emergency as floods close highways in multiple counties (KOKH)

• Homeland Security admits Oklahoma raid targeted wrong people (KFOR)

• Oklahoma tragedy prompts changes to accessory to murder law (KWTV)

• Lake Waxhoma dam patch installed in 2021 fails; Barnsdall mayor warns of flooding (KOTV)

• Choctaw Nation, OSU open community clinic in Antlers (KTEN)

• Interfaith leaders speak out against religious public charter schools as SCOTUS hears Oklahoma's case (KWGS)

• Homelessness continues to rise in Oklahoma City, new numbers show (The Frontier)

• SCOTUS majority appears likely to OK nation's first religious charter school (Law Dork)

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The FCC Won't Let Them Be (Leeja Miller)

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