The KOSU Daily
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Bail hearings, turnpike changes, tribal governor relations and more
Bail hearings, turnpike changes, tribal governor relations and more
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The KOSU Daily is a weekday news podcast from KOSU. Get the latest on what's happening in the state of Oklahoma and how it affects you and your family.
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- Bail hearings, turnpike changes, tribal governor relations and more · 9 minState lawmakers are looking into the disparity of bail hearings for low-income offenders. Changes are coming to Oklahoma’s turnpike system. Oklahoma’s tribes are hoping for…
- Governor-elect Mike Mazzei, Lawton Democratic representative, El Nino expectation and more · 15 minThe state’s next governor addresses reporters for the first time since Tuesday’s election. Democratic gains in the State House include a new representative from Lawton Weather…
- Election results, mailing powder arrest, corn fungus and more · 18 minResults are coming in for yesterday’s midterm General Elections. Officials arrest an Oklahoma City man for mailing a powder to officials across the country. Farmers are working…
- General Election today, Oklahoma's Operation Guardian, bear season records and more · 10 minThe midterm elections end today. Federal immigration officials take an Oklahoma program to other states. Oklahoma bear hunters broke records this season. You can find the KOSU…
- Abortion ban lawsuit, Oklahoma County jail, high school drone championships and more · 12 minThree Oklahoma mothers are suing the state over its ban on abortion. Citizens are protesting a ballot measure to fund a new Oklahoma County jail. Drone search and rescue…
- AG on US Senate seat, Greenwood artifacts, GOP superintendent candidate and more · 18 minOklahoma’s top prosecutor releases his opinion on the upcoming U.S. Senate winner. A new ordinance protects Greenwood District historic artifacts. The Republican candidate for…
- Gubernatorial campaign finances, Route 66 Italian documentary, state superintendent democratic candidate and more · 14 minOklahoma candidates for governor file final campaign disclosures before the election. A documentary crew from Italy is traveling Route 66 during its centennial. A democratic…
- Early voting begins in Oklahoma, Apple Indigenous languages, waived court fines and more · 20 minOklahomans are heading to the polls today for early voting. Two Oklahoma Indigenous languages are getting added to iPhones. Waived court fines and fees can change people’s lives…
- UKB legislature removal, double prosecution concerns, Old Crow Medicine Show and more · 12 minAn eastern Oklahoma tribe removes one of its legislative members. The case against an immigrant in eastern Oklahoma gets the attention of the U.S. supreme court. The Jones…
- Early voting begins, federal election monitors, court debt and more · 17 minEarly voting for the General Election begins this week. Department of Justice officials plan to monitor Oklahoma election sites. Judges are required to waive court debt for poor…
- Governor candidates in the legislature, Kiowa constitution change fails, Oklahoma's first IKEA and more · 9 minEarly voting for Oklahoma’s next governor starts next week. The Kiowa Nation fails to amend its constitution because of low voter turnout. Oklahoma’s first IKEA store opens today…
- Jewish charter school, statewide office races, higher education funding and more · 17 minThe Statewide Charter School Board plans a third vote on a proposed Jewish charter school. Oklahomans are getting ready to vote on several statewide offices. A new formula has…
- Oklahoma's gubernatorial race, tribal sovereignty ruling, school lunch programs and more · 15 minThe race for governor in Oklahoma is getting national attention. A judge rules against tribal sovereignty over environmental regulations. Federal policies are impacting school…
- TPS school closures, Thunder season begins, opioid addiction research and more · 20 minThe Tulsa School Board moves forward with the closure of 17 schools. A new Thunder season tips off tonight. A research foundation is using opioid settlement funds to treat…
- Mazzei self funding concerns, Yukon mayor recall, Oklahoma County Jail vote and more · 15 minQuestions are rising on how a candidate for governor is funding his campaign. The mayor of Yukon faces a recall election in two weeks. Oklahoma County officials are urging…
- Medical marijuana packaging, Cherokee Period Project, OKC mental health coordinator and more · 14 minA new law requires changes to how medical marijuana is packaged in Oklahoma. The Cherokee Nation is working to reduce period poverty among its female citizens. The Inasmuch…
- Trump Russia oil pushback, Will Rogers Airport, restoring wildlife habitats and more · 15 minAn oil deal between Russia and President Trump faces pushback from an Oklahoma senator. Changes are coming to Oklahoma City’s airport. Some Oklahomans are spending time restoring…
- Abandoned marijuana businesses, Tulsa school closures, non-processed American cheese and more · 15 minA decline in the marijuana industry means cleaning up abandoned businesses. Tulsa Schools is holding one last meeting to deal with closures amid a budget shortfall. A Midwest…
- Jewish charter school rejected, the origin of cotton, tribal politics and more · 13 minA proposed Jewish charter school fails to get enough votes for approval. New research identifies where cotton originated. Oklahoma’s tribal nations are exercising their…
- Aluminum smelter air quality, AARP data center survey, AI election predictions and more · 13 minOklahoma’s top prosecutor sends a warning letter over air quality and an aluminum smelter. A new survey looks at older Oklahomans opinions on data centers and electric bills. An…
- Execution moratorium requests, wounded wildlife concerns, Lexicon in Stillwater and more · 10 minOklahoma democrats call for a moratorium on executions. Wildlife experts raise concerns of an increase in wounded animals. The pop culture event Lexicon is returning to…
- Diesel fuel relief, Indigenous Peoples Day, Shattuck maternity care and more · 20 minFarmers could soon get some relief in the high cost of diesel fuel. Oklahoma is gearing up to celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day. A northeast Oklahoma hospital is reopening its…
- OKC data center power, Operation Safe report, harvesting wild foods and more · 12 minAn Oklahoma City data center plans to build its own power plant. An investigation looks at Governor Stitt’s sweep of homeless camps last year. Residents across the Midwest are…
- Flock camera ruling, tribal data centers, train shipping prices rising and more · 12 minA court in Oklahoma rules against the use of automated license plate readers. Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribal members are celebrating a moratorium on data centers. Farmers are facing…
- Munson visits OSU, opioid grants available, judicial diversion programs and more · 14 minOklahoma State students get a visit from a candidate for governor. Applications are opening for opioid abatement. An organization is helping indigent people navigate the legal…
- President Trump rally, OG&E rate hike, September record heat and more · 12 minPresident Trump makes a visit to our state. OG&E is looking for a rate hike after investments in new power generation and other projects. Oklahoma is coming off the hottest…
- Birth certificate gender change ruling, Race Massacre memorial, President Trump visits Oklahoma and more · 15 minOklahoma’s high court says citizens can’t change the gender on their birth certificates. The Cherokee Nation supports a national memorial at the site of the 1921 Race Massacre. A…
- Winter Storm Uri ruling, OKC Indigenous Peoples Day, Sorghum resurgence and more · 16 minA judge rules in favor of Oklahoma regarding gas prices during a 2021 winter storm. Oklahoma City is honoring Indigenous Peoples Day. A new hardy grain could hit store shelves as…
- Edmond immigration center, Lake Hefner levels, Eastern Shawnee Chief retiring and more · 17 minEdmond is getting a new immigration center. More water is flowing into Oklahoma City’s Lake Hefner. The chief of the Eastern Shawnee Tribe, Glenna Wallace, is stepping down, You…
- ICE impacting ranchers, Osage data center, new Oklahoma books and more · 12 minRanchers are raising concerns about the impact of immigration enforcement on their industry. The Osage Nation is wanting more input on a proposed data center on its reservation…
- Lawmaker asked to resign, Jewish charter school ruling, black bear population and more · 10 minLawmakers are calling on one of their members to resign. A Jewish Charter School in Oklahoma moves a step closer to reality. The number of black bears in our state is increasing…
- Secretary of State intoxication charges, drought funding help, Oklahoma abortion ban lawsuit and more · 17 minIntoxication charges against Oklahoma’s Secretary of State are getting dropped. Agriculture workers impacted by the drought are getting financial help. Oklahoma is facing a…
- Grady County Sheriff lawsuit, deer hunting season, BARC Research closing and more · 13 minAn Oklahoma sheriff faces accusations of not returning seized or stolen property. Out-of-state deer hunters are facing changes in licenses as the season kicks off next week. The…
- Broken Arrow mosque latest, Quapaw bison deaths, food bank struggles and more · 15 minBroken Arrow calls for the dismissal of a lawsuit over its denial of a mosque. The Quapaw Nation is confirming the deaths of 32 of its bison. Food banks are working to help…
- Oklahoma drought conditions, Kratom legislation, Project Safe Spot and more · 9 minDrought conditions are getting worse in Oklahoma. New legislation could outlaw Kratom sales in the state. Project Safe Spot is returning to Stillwater next week. You can find…
- Inola legal challenge, farmer fuel prices, Ken Pomeroy award and more · 10 minThe vote over a controversial aluminum smelter faces a legal challenge. Farmers are facing higher fuel prices as they head into harvest season. An Oklahoma musician gets national…
- Abortion law challenge, aluminum smelter ban lawsuit, third meal cuts and more · 15 minOklahoma faces a lawsuit over its abortion laws. The fight over an aluminum smelter in northeast Oklahoma is heading to court. School districts are trying to feed children after…
- Not Your Average Joe lawsuit, Land Banks, rural food insecurity and more · 17 minAn Oklahoma nonprofit faces a lawsuit from the Trump Administration. Lawmakers are considering options to deal with a shortage in affordable housing. Rural areas are struggling…
- Wildfire danger, Inola smelter vote, wiener dog race and more · 9 minHigh heat and drought are fueling wildfires across Oklahoma. Inola city officials put a vote on an aluminum smelter before the people. A county fair event in Norman celebrates…
- Osage education spending, Gateway to Prevention & Recovery, Monarch butterfly migration and more · 9 minTensions are rising over education spending in the Osage Nation. Cuts are forcing the closure of a mental health treatment center after more than four decades. Monarch…
- AI in political advertisements, Medicaid cut concerns, TPS budget shortfall and more · 8 minEthics officials are considering option for AI-generated political ads. Oklahoma doctors are raising concerns about cuts to Medicaid services. Tulsa School leaders are reaching…
- Stafford parole denied, Choctaw language app, Cedar Lake shrinking and more · 19 minA woman behind an infamous Oklahoma City mass killing in 1978 gets denied parole. A new app is helping people learn the Choctaw language. A west-central Oklahoma lake is…
- Constitutional convention lawsuit, Parent Cafés, Monarch Highway and more · 13 minGovernor Stitt faces a lawsuit after calling for a vote on a constitutional convention. A new initiative in Edmond helps families dealing with mental illness. We take you on a…
- Teen pregnancy cuts, OKC water levels, Indigenous children repatriation and more · 11 minCuts from President Trump are impacting efforts to reduce teen pregnancy. Drought conditions are forcing Oklahoma City to bring in more water for Lake Hefner. The bodies of two…
- Osage chief investigation, gun safety tax breaks, college football and more · 10 minOsage leaders are taking their first steps to possible impeachment of their principal chief. A state lawmaker is considering tax breaks for gun safety. A new season of college…
- Teacher pass rates, digital ID, healthcare careers in high schools and more · 15 minA new study shows disparities in pass rates for teachers. You can now put your driver’s license on your smartphone. A new partnership is bringing healthcare career exploration…
- El Reno water leak, Muscogee employee pay raises, conservation cuts and more · 19 minThe City of El Reno is recovering after a water leak at a bitcoin mining company. Many Muscogee Nation employees should expect to see new wage hikes. A federal program helping…
- Heat-related death data, marijuana explosion arrest, Alpha-gal syndrome concerns and more · 13 minThe data regarding heat-related deaths are coming under scrutiny. The explosion at a medical marijuana extraction business leads to an arrest. Health officials are raising…
- DOJ on Inola aluminum smelter, tribes on prediction market, Dolly Parton Imagination Library and more · 10 minThe Trump Administration is weighing in on a lawsuit against an aluminum smelter. Oklahoma tribes are raising concerns over prediction markets. The Dolly Parton Imagination…
- Stitt donor lawsuit, Oklahoma's next execution, student athlete rule and more · 10 minA donor to Governor Stitt sues the state to avoid going back to jail. Oklahoma gets ready for its final execution of the year. The board governing school athletes makes changes…
