AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoOklahoma City Thunder: OKC opens its season Tuesday against San Antonio in a rematch of last year’s Western Conference finals; the team also signed guard Cason Wallace to a five-year extension. Public Safety: Two women accused of trafficking fentanyl in Stillwater are jailed on $100,000 bail each. OHP is also seeking a driver who struck a construction worker near Colbert and fled. Child Care: Cherokee Nation opened a $22 million Catoosa center that can serve 100 children, addressing a shortage that affects families and workers. Elections: A free Oklahoma City forum Tuesday will explain state questions on judicial selection and property-tax limits; early voting starts Oct. 28. The governor’s race remains close, and Democrat N’Kiyla Jasmine Thomas won the Senate primary. State Government: Brent Swadley sued the state auditor over an unreleased audit. Lawmakers are also weighing technology to warn drivers traveling the wrong way. Schools: Tulsa’s board voted to close 17 schools amid a $12 million budget shortfall. College Football: Kentucky rallied to beat Oklahoma 21-13, while Oklahoma State fell to Houston 35-32.
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