6 hrs ago | KTUL
Yesterday | AdaEveningNews.com - Ada, Oklahoma
The toughest job? Giving a commencement speech
“And you must be the governor's daughter?”
Commencement speeches are not easy to give. I don't say that because I've given them. via AdaEveningNews.com - Ada, Oklahoma
Yesterday | Tulsa World
Henry OKs school funding measure
Gov. Brad Henry has signed legislation that appropriates more tax dollars to public schools. via Tulsa World
Thursday | KSHB-TV Kansas City
KU student endures cancer without insurance
“We all know it is unsustainable to continue down the path we are on. We can't continue to do this”
When Tracie Revis started her fight against cancer more than two years ago, she didn't expect to take on a health care system ill-equipped to handle an uninsured 20-something. After rounds of chemotherapy, ... via KSHB-TV Kansas City
Thursday | TulsaWorld.com - Government
Henry vetoes bill to beef up trespassing law
Gov. Brad Henry has vetoed a bill that would give landowners more legal authority to go after trespassers who damage their property. via TulsaWorld.com - Government
Wednesday May 14 | KOCO
Wednesday May 14 | WBIR-TV
Storms make for a deadly weekend
Posted By: NBC News The weather is being blamed for at least 21 deaths this weekend, and now dozens of communities are struggling to recover. via WBIR-TV
Tuesday May 13 | NewsOK.com
Death toll at 6, all others accounted for [14 mins ago]
“We will overcome this adversity just like we always do.”
The deadliest outbreak of tornadoes in Oklahoma since 1999 killed six people, including an infant, in Picher on Saturday, authorities said. via NewsOK.com
Tuesday May 13 | Tulsa World
Governor gets religious expression bill
“This bill simply ensures that students' First Amendment rights are protected.”
Gov. Brad Henry's desk is the next stop for legislation given final approval by the Oklahoma House Monday that supporters said will protect students' rights to express their religious viewpoints in public ... via Tulsa World
Tuesday May 13 | TulsaWorld.com - State
Gov. Brad Henry and Oklahoma tribal leaders are honoring eight original American Indian signees of the Dawes Roll. via TulsaWorld.com - State







