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A small Oklahoma conservation nonprofit is taking on Google over plans for a massive data center.
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How a private Christian program for “troubled” and “depressed” girls operates with little state oversight.
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The lawsuit seeks records related to at least seven deaths at the facility, including investigation and incident reports, surveillance video, intake forms and welfare-check logs.
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A small Oklahoma conservation nonprofit is taking on Google over plans for a massive data center.
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The Frontier retweeted
Some news on the debate.
With President Trump visiting Oklahoma on Thursday, October 1, OETA has graciously agreed to pre-tape the debate earlier that day so it can move forward as planned.
It will air Thursday night, October 1, and re-air Saturday, October 3, statewide on OETA.
I want to sincerely thank OETA, the debate organizers and everyone involved for their flexibility. They have put a great deal of time and effort into giving Oklahomans the chance to hear directly from the candidates about the future of our state.
I look forward to sharing my plans to make Oklahoma more affordable by eliminating the state income tax and abolishing property taxes for seniors and veterans, improve education by bringing the Mississippi model here, and protect the Oklahoma values of faith, family and freedom.
See you Thursday night!
This rural Oklahoma town doesn’t want a data center. It may not be able to stop the project.
With the project outside city limits and little county oversight of unincorporated land, officials are considering measures to gain local control.
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‘David against an army of Goliaths’: The fight over a proposed data center in Sand Springs
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Oily sludge is flooding their dream home. Oklahoma regulators say they can’t help.
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An Oklahoma boarding school promised help for troubled girls. Students say they got punishment instead.
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With the project outside city limits and little county oversight of unincorporated land, officials are considering measures to gain local control.
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If elected, Jon Echols would oversee the state multi-county grand jury. The state attorney general has the power to seek criminal indictments in connection with jail deaths.
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‘It’s time we do something big and bold’: Oklahoma lawmaker pushes child welfare overhaul
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Baerg and 23 other former students who attended New Lifehouse over the past decade told The Frontier that the program relied on control and isolation. Some former students described staff pushing or punching them.
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Former students described physical restraints, forced exercise, food restrictions, unpaid labor, and close monitoring at New Lifehouse Academy.
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The Frontier retweeted
Really great story from @AshlyndBaecht today!
New Lifehouse Academy markets help for depressed” and “self-destructive” teens. Former students say they found punishment, isolation, and physical restraint instead of treatment.
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New Lifehouse Academy markets help for depressed” and “self-destructive” teens. Former students say they found punishment, isolation, and physical restraint instead of treatment.
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There’s been a lot of big claims about the Inola smelter. Here’s what the facts show.
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