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Stitt celebrates mental health agency resignations over 'pronoun ban'
In an interview with Newsmax, Gov. Stitt said the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health has banned its employees from using ...
Governor Stitt announces new pronoun ban in Oklahoma mental health department emails
Governor Kevin Stitt appeared on Newsmax to discuss The Department of Government Efficiency's (DOGE) place in Oklahoma.Stitt ...
Gov. Kevin Stitt breaks away from Ryan Walters in board shuffling move
Gov. Kevin Stitt breaks away from Ryan Walters in board shuffling move ...
'My house is my jail': Undocumented woman living in Oklahoma for 30 years faced with uncertainty
An undocumented woman living in Oklahoma said they are terrified as each new deportation development rolls out under ...
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OKLAHOMA VOICE: Stitt celebrates mental health agency resignations over ‘pronoun ban’
In an interview with Newsmax, Gov. Kevin Stitt said the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services has banned ...
Power struggle: How the Stitt-Walters feud started, and how it can impact OK politics
The political feud between Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt and the state's high-profile state superintendent, Ryan Walters, is the ...
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Stitt taps new Oklahoma DOGE leader, data shows flat state employment during his administration
Gov. Kevin Stitt tapped businessman and economist Marc Nuttle to be the senior adviser of the Oklahoma Department of ...
Oklahoma governor's race will likely be expensive as familiar names announce candidacy
The race for Oklahoma governor saw its third candidate enter the ring on Tuesday, and it is a name familiar to some in the state.
Finally, Gov. Stitt joins critics of Ryan Walters. Will it help Oklahoma students? | Opinion
Poor school report cards haven't helped, but Oklahoma's strong CareerTech program could be attraction for attracting new ...
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Power struggle: How the Stitt-Walters feud started, and how it can impact OK politics
Kevin Stitt has overhauled the state Board of Education ... even as the superintendent pursued national media interviews and focused on political issues often only tangentially related to education.