THE WEEK
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THE WEEK
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Hundreds of Hispanic Oklahomans rally to protest new immigration law
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House Bill 4156, creating “impermissible occupation” offense, takes effect July 1 OKLAHOMA CITY — Two years ago, Lesly Fraire was proud to pose for pictures with Gov. Kevin Stitt at a luncheon celebrating her Hispanic heritage.
Supreme Court upholds financial agency’s ‘novel’ funding structure
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court upheld the funding structure for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Thursday, turning aside an argument that would have restricted Congress’ power to set up independent agencies.
In talks with Putin amid Ukraine war, Xi calls Russia-China ties a ‘strong driving force’
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and China’s Xi Jinping put their countries’ partnership on red-carpet display in Beijing on Thursday, aiming to project a unified alternative to the West as each faces pressure amid Moscow’s war on Ukraine.
Today in History
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Today is the 138th day of 2024 and the 60th day of spring. TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1792, 24 brokers and merchants signed the Buttonwood Agreement, forming what would become the New York Stock Exchange.
Police Blotter
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May 10, 2024 Traffic Stop - At 2:20 am, a traffic stop occurred at 14th and Hartford. The vehicle was swerving northbound all over the road. Officer #20 took Javier Cervantes, 2003, for Kay County warrants for aggravated DUI, unsafe lane use, and speeding.
Happenings & Announcements
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NOC TONKAWA HOSTING ATHLETIC CAMPS THIS SUMMER Northern Oklahoma College Tonkawa is offering a number of athletic camps on the Tonkawa campus this summer The following are the camp dates for 2024: Youth Wrestling Camp (Boys/Girls Grades 2-8): May 29-30, Cost $150.00, Contact Jayden Miller at Jayden. miller@noc.edu Girls Basketball Camp (Girls Grades K-3 Day Camp): June 12-14, Cost $80.00, Contact Greg Krause at greg.krause@noc.edu Girls Basketball Camp (Girls Grades 3-6 Overnight Camp): June 23-27, Cost $330.00/Commuters $220.00), Contact Greg Krause at greg.
With high-flying Jones and Lively, Mavs return to aerial attack in Game 5 win over Thunder
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Derrick Jones Jr. didn’t start running the lane until Luka Doncic dribbled behind his back to evade Oklahoma City Thunder guard Josh Giddey.
