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Oklahoma lawmaker battling breast cancer wants to override Stitt's veto of mammogram bill Provenzano says she believes there's support from both parties for a veto override. She submitted a request Thursday morning.

Oklahoma lawmaker battling breast cancer wants to override Governor Stitt's veto of mammogram bill

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'Silence all Oklahoma voices': Skepticism grows over initiative petition bill SB1027 A bill aiming to overhaul the initiative petition process is moving forward. The changes it would put in place, and why some lawmakers are against it.

A bill aiming to overhaul the initiative petition process is moving forward.

The changes it would put in place, and why some lawmakers are against it:

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Edmond police officer stabbed 'at least twice' during traffic stop, recovering at hospital An Edmond police officer is in the hospital after being stabbed during a traffic stop. According to investigators, the driver did not commit the crime.

Edmond police officer stabbed 'at least twice' during traffic stop, recovering at hospital

'This is a problem': Pauls Valley trailer park floods again, residents ask for help Flooding causing safety concerns for Oklahomans in Pauls Valley. City officials are stepping in to help however they can.

Flooding causing safety concerns for Oklahomans in Pauls Valley.

How a state agency is responding:

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Floodwaters are INTENSE here in Pauls Valley…

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Flooding issues continued this morning in Moore.

(🎥: Sierra Kuryk)

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'Acting like a cop': Harrah woman warns people of driver using red, blue flashing lights A woman in Harrah is alarming the community of a driver she says impersonated a police officer. Where the incident happened, and the concerns people have.

A woman in Harrah is alarming the community of a driver she says impersonated a police officer.

Where the incident happened, and the concerns Oklahomans have:

Oklahoma mental health department interim CFO Skip Leonard: “I didn’t know what questions I was going to be asked.”

Oklahoma lawmaker Dell Kerbs (R-Shawnee) to ODMHSAS interim CFO Skip Leonard:

“Are we really reaching the end of this challenge? I’ve heard $63 million, $87 million… I’m going to totally disagree with you that we’re on the downside of this. We haven’t even started.”

Oklahoma lawmaker Ellyn Hefner (D-Oklahoma City) to ODMHSAS interim CFO Skip Leonard:

“Why did you stay in this position?”

State Rep. Hefner says Leonard lacks knowledge and skill.

Oklahoma mental health department interim CFO Skip Leonard: “I’m well aware of the fact that when we don’t have the dollars to provide services, a lot of folks will suffer.”

Oklahoma lawmaker T.J. Marti (R-Broken Arrow) on ODMHSAS Interim CFO Skip Leonard not being able to answer certain questions:

“I’m mildly confused about a CFO not being able to answer questions about CFO duties… I find that concerning.”

Lots of back and forth in this week’s House Committee meeting about the Oklahoma mental health department’s finances.

ODMHSAS Interim CFO Skip Leonard has been taking questions for two hours. Answering many of them with “I don’t have the answer to that.”

Nearly 50% of roads, highways across Oklahoma in bad condition, study says A new report says bad roads in the Oklahoma City area cost drivers $2,571 annually.

Nearly 50% of roads, highways across Oklahoma in bad condition, study says

Oklahoma bill would make it illegal to use or sell kratom under certain conditions An Oklahoma lawmaker is looking to modify kratom products. The changes he is calling for, and the impacts it could have on Oklahomans.

An Oklahoma lawmaker is looking to modify kratom products.

The changes he is calling for, and the impacts it could have on Oklahomans:

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Bees swarm Moore intersection, causing buzz on social media Social media was a buzz Friday afternoon after a man posted a video of several bees crowded around a Moore intersection.

Social media was a buzz Friday afternoon after a man posted a video of several bees crowded around a Moore intersection. 🐝

Why a beekeeper says this is normal this time of year:

'Tears flew down': Former OKC city leader remembers Oklahoma Standard after 1995 bombing We're exploring Oklahoma City's 30 years of hope and healing, as we prepare to mark the anniversary of the Murrah Building bombing.

A former Oklahoma City leader reflects on April 19, 1995.

What Rick Moore remembers as the 30th anniversary of the Murrah Building bombing approaches:

Oklahoma mental health department faces four active investigations over finances There are now four active investigations centered around the State Department of Mental Health. The concerns those reviews are aiming to address.

There are now four active investigations centered around the State Department of Mental Health.

The concerns those reviews are aiming to address, and the response we're seeing from Governor Kevin Stitt:

'Who did this': Investigation begins after Putnam City student was injured in hit-and-run Police investigating a hit-and-run involving a 17-year-old high school student. Where the incident took place, and the condition they are currently in.

Oklahoma City police investigating a hit-and-run involving a 17-year-old high school student.

Where the incident happened, and the condition they’re currently in:

Oklahoma governor says he doesn't have any control over revoked student visas situation We're hearing from Governor Kevin Stitt after several students from Oklahoma universities had their visas revoked. How many students have been impacted.

We're hearing from Governor Kevin Stitt after several students from Oklahoma universities had their visas revoked.

How many students have been impacted:

'Lifesaving': Oklahoma City Council approves housing program for homeless veterans A unanimous Oklahoma City Council vote to help veterans who have experienced homelessness. The new housing initiative in the works.

A unanimous Oklahoma City Council vote to help veterans who have experienced homelessness.

The new housing initiative in the works:

'It bothers me': OKCPS board members talk policy for off-campus religious, moral classes Oklahoma City Public Schools one step closer to allowing religion or moral classes as an off-campus elective. The guidelines announced by OKCPS board members.

Oklahoma City Public Schools one step closer to allowing religion or moral classes as an off-campus elective.

The guidelines announced by OKCPS board members:

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'Capacity crisis': OKC Animal Welfare temporarily changes dog intake policy We've got your back fact-checking claims that OKC Animal Welfare is no longer accepting stray dogs. The policy the facility says they currently have in place.

We've got your back fact-checking claims that OKC Animal Welfare is no longer accepting stray dogs.

The policy the facility says they currently have in place:

'People are suffering': Logan County shooting leaves suspect dead, two deputies injured The Logan County Sheriff says a shooting in Guthrie this afternoon left two deputies injured and a male suspect dead.

The Logan County Sheriff says a shooting Wednesday afternoon left two deputies injured and a male suspect dead.

What's next in the investigation:

NEW: Officials tell Fox 25 two deputies were shot during a shootout in Guthrie near Terrel Drive and S Midwest Blvd. According to officials, the deputies should be okay.

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'It can have a big impact': Oklahoma City doctor talks Planned Parenthood funding freeze An Oklahoma City doctor says a recent decision by President Trump will have a big impact on the health of Oklahomans and their families.

An Oklahoma City doctor says a recent decision by President Trump will have a big impact on the health of Oklahomans and their families.

'Be mindful': Oklahoma City official talks hazardous waste after garbage truck fire The City of OKC is reminding residents to think twice about what they're throwing in their garbage can. What they say caused a garbage truck to catch on fire.

The City of Oklahoma City is reminding residents to think twice about what they're putting in their garbage can.

What officials say caused a garbage truck to catch on fire:

Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt on the LA 2028 Olympic Games:

“It’s going to be a great economic boom,” Mayor Holt said. “It will always be part of our identity that we helped host the 2028 Summer Olympics. We’ll be talking about it for decades.”