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New Oklahoma law makes dealing abortion pills a felony

Oklahoma's new law treats abortion pills like street drugs, imposing felony charges and fines up to $100,000 for distribution or possession with intent to distribute.

OKC Council approves $12.27M mental health crisis center plans

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At a check presentation, from left: Ranya Forgotson, co-founder and chief programs officer of Curbside Enterprises, Whitley O’Connor, co-founder and CEO of Curbside Enterprises, Jenny Love Meyer, chief culture officer of Love’s Travel Stops and Shane Wharton, president of Love’s Travel Stops and board chair of Curbside Enterprises, are pictured. (Photo/Curbside)

Love’s Travel Stops gives $200K grant to Curbside Enterprises

Love's Travel Stops donates $200,000 to Oklahoma City's Curbside Enterprises, supporting its spin-off and programs for people experiencing homelessness.

Tribal

Oklahoma City Indian Clinic’s annual Women’s Health Fair connected Native women with preventive care and community resources. (Photo/OKCIC)

OKC Indian Clinic hosts Women’s Health Fair with 188 patients served

Oklahoma City Indian Clinic served 188 patients at its annual Women’s Health Fair, providing preventive care and connecting Native women with community resources.

Capitol

As mifepristone, one of two drugs used in medication abortion, comes under fire from Louisiana in the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Oklahoma criminalizes the dealing of abortion pills, making it a felony. (Deposit Photos)

New Oklahoma law makes dealing abortion pills a felony

Oklahoma's new law treats abortion pills like street drugs, imposing felony charges and fines up to $100,000 for distribution or possession with intent to distribute.

Banking/Finance

SpaceX reveals Musk company links, from Cybertrucks and jets to stock investments

SpaceX's IPO filing reveals extensive commercial and financial ties among Elon Musk's companies, including Tesla Cybertruck purchases and AI infrastructure projects.

Law

A nurse fills syringes with the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine. (REUTERS/Emily Elconin/ File Photo)

Broken Arrow manufacturer to pay $4.25M in COVID vaccine discrimination settlement

A Broken Arrow company will pay $4.25 million after the EEOC found it fired employees seeking vaccine mandate exemptions.

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Power List: Engineering Leaders 2026

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