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Oklahoma Energy & Industry: Gov. Kevin Stitt is defending a proposed Inola aluminum facility, arguing it’s vital for national security and domestic manufacturing as the Oklahoma AG seeks to block the project. Legal & Accountability: Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond and Tulsa DA Steve Kunzweiler filed charges tied to an alleged scheme that prosecutors say diverted $779,317 in Tulsa Public Schools bond money through fake roofing work and kickbacks. Climate & Wildlife Threats: The Trump administration agreed to remove endangered species protection for the dunes sagebrush lizard in the Permian Basin, a move tied to a lawsuit and broader rollbacks of environmental rules. Livestock Health: Officials are bracing for the New World screwworm fly as it spreads near the U.S. border, with new monitoring and sterile-fly production efforts aimed at protecting cattle and meat prices. Local Environment & Community: A Guinness World Record attempt in Bethany set a climate-themed soccer juggling mark, with organizers saying the goal is to protect grassroots fields from extreme weather impacts.

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$400 Million Refinery Breaks Ground in Duncan, Oklahoma, Marking First Major New U.S. Refining Investment in Decades

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Enlight Signs 200 MW AC Solar Power Purchase Agreement with Google to Support Data Center Operations in Oklahoma

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70+ Years of Serving Oklahoma: Allied Fence Co. of Tulsa Earns 2026 ThreeBestRated® Award

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