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'A disaster if they don't have races': Jockey pay dispute with thoroughbred owners down to the wi...

'A disaster if they don't have races': Jockey pay dispute with thoroughbred owners down to the wi...

A jockey pay dispute with thoroughbred owners is jeopardizing Oklahoma horse racing ahead of a Sept. 4, 2025,…

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'So many problems': After reporting to FBI, John Chancey resigns as Horse Racing Commission direc...

'So many problems': After reporting to FBI, John Chancey resigns as Horse Racing Commission direc...

Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission executive director John Chancey resigned following a Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2025,…

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Roundup: Walters testing claim questioned, OSSAA sued, Islamic marriage custom interpreted by cou...

Roundup: Walters testing claim questioned, OSSAA sued, Islamic marriage custom interpreted by cou...

Oklahoma's Court of Civil Appeals issued a precedential ruling on when a mahr, an Islamic marriage custom, ca…

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From skipping school to covering it: Kevin Eagleson joins NonDoc

From skipping school to covering it: Kevin Eagleson joins NonDoc

Kevin Eagleson has joined NonDoc as an reporter with an emphasis on education after graduating from the Unive…

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In Enid, a fatal overdose highlights a lack of drug treatment options

In Enid, a fatal overdose highlights a lack of drug treatment options

There's a shortage of drug treatment programs in Western Oklahoma. Many people don't have transportation and …

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As Trump ramps up deportations, some immigrants spend time in an Oklahoma for-profit prison

As Trump ramps up deportations, some immigrants spend time in an Oklahoma for-profit prison

Cimarron Correctional Facility in Cushing houses federal detainees awaiting deportation proceedings.

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SQ 844: Property tax reimbursement reform has educators uneasy

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By Kevin Eagleson Verified
| NONDOC
State Question 844, set to appear on Oklahomans' ballots Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026, would change how counties are reimbursed for ad valorem revenue on properties with manufacturing exemptions. (NonDoc) A state question on Oklahoma’s Aug. 25 ballots would change how counties are reimbursed for ad valorem tax revenue when properties qualify for manufacturing exemptions, a complicated and long-simmering issue now causing angst for some in the education sphere.
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‘There is a difference’: James Taylor, Robert Franklin spar in runoff debate

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By Kevin Eagleson Verified, Logan Layden Verified
| KGOU Radio (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified
Education Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Michael Duncan / NonDoc From left: Republican state superintendent candidates James Taylor and Robert Franklin address each other during a Republican runoff debate Thursday, Aug. 13, 2026, in Lawton. In a Republican runoff debate that grew contentious at times, state superintendent of public instruction candidates Robert Franklin and James Taylor shared concerns about each other that drifted from past incidents to political rhetoric.
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‘There is a difference’: James Taylor, Robert Franklin spar in runoff debate

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By Kevin Eagleson Verified
| NONDOC
From left: Republican state superintendent candidates James Taylor and Robert Franklin address each other during a Republican runoff debate Thursday, Aug. 13, 2026, in Lawton. (Michael Duncan) LAWTON — In a Republican runoff debate that grew contentious at times, state superintendent of public instruction candidates Robert Franklin and James Taylor shared concerns about each other that drifted from past incidents to political rhetoric. With new polling showing a neck-and-neck race ahead of the Aug.
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