In The News 06.13.2025

Here are the headlines shared on Friday, June 13, 2025

No Kings protest, Saturday, June 14, 2025 (Read) / Image: KWTV

In The News

Here are the headlines shared on Friday, June 13, 2025

• Stitt tells Newsmax he's pre-empting protest violence, local organizers say their purpose is peace (KOSU)

• Organizers prepare for 'No Kings' protests happening across the country Saturday (KWTV)

• Measles case reported at OKC Will Rogers International Airport (KOCO)

• Gary England Celebration of Life service scheduled in Oklahoma City (KWTV)

• Financial troubles hit Oklahoma state park restaurants again, over $250K unpaid to state (KOKH)

• ‘Cowboy Bob’ statue joins Tulsa’s growing Route 66 landmark lineup (KOTV)

• Polaris pushes back on Muskogee's annexation plans (KTUL)

• No more paper plates when buying a car in Texas (KTEN)

• Human skull found in Wynnewood determined to be from as early as 1650 (KXII)

• A popular climate website will be hobbled, after Trump administration eliminates entire staff (KOSU)

• Drummond ‘leads’ effort among attorneys general to defend Trump’s use of National Guard (KWGS)

• Man accused of plotting Election Day terror plot in Oklahoma pleads guilty (KWTV)

• Beheading buffalo on Cherokee Nation reservation earns Oklahoma man a three year deferred sentence | KFOR.com Oklahoma City (KFOR)

• President Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill' raising concerns about future of SNAP benefits and food insecurity (KFOR)

• OK response network helping immigrants afraid of public shopping (KFOR)

Extras

SchoolHouse Rock: No More Kings (1975)

Schoolhouse Rock: The Great American Melting Pot (1976)

Discworld: A Complete(ish) Guide (Jess of the Shire)

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