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Taxidermy Laws in Oklahoma: Licensing, Permits, and Compliance Rules Explained

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If you bring a deer, duck, or bass to a taxidermist in Oklahoma, you are stepping into a regulatory system that blends state wildlife code with federal law. Taxidermy laws in Oklahoma govern who can legally mount an animal for pay, which species can be displayed at all, and what happens if a customer never … This article, Taxidermy Laws in Oklahoma: Licensing, Permits, and Compliance Rules Explained , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Emergency Cold Weather Shelter Laws for Pets in Maine: What the Statute Requires • Fireworks Laws and Pet Trauma in Florida: Your Rights and How to Protect Your Pet • Pet Deposit Laws in Arizona: What Landlords Can Charge and What You Get Back

Oklahoma · 1d

Eos

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Community Members Test Oklahoma Waters

More than half of Oklahoma’s surface waterways are considered compromised or impaired, meaning that their water quality levels are too low to support designated uses such as supporting aquatic life and recreation. Limited funds for monitoring water quality combined with gaps in available data make it difficult to accurately...

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Oklahoma election results are disappointing, but not hopeless

Red Oklahoman voting populus shows a remarkably blue underbelly. This past Tuesday, Nov. 3, featured one of the most consequential midterm elections in recent history. During a time in which Republicans are the controlling party in the national government, Democrats flipped seven seats in the Senate (with the two currently uncalled races in Mississippi and Alaska also likely going Democrat) and 42 in the house, with 16 elections still uncalled. This “blue tsunami” can be seen in states like Texas, Ohio, Iowa, Kansas, Maine and both Carolinas, all of which elected Democratic senators in districts that had previously been held by Republicans, with many also voting for Democratic governors over their incumbent Republican counterparts. Unfortunately for Oklahoma Democrats, it would seem upon first glance that this so-called “blue tsunami” is entirely absent from their state. However, this disappointment may be somewhat hasty.

Oklahoma · 17h

KOKI FOX 23

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Oklahoma AG seeks court-ordered discovery on Inola smelter’s owners, funding and ties

ROGERS COUNTY, Okla. — Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is attempting to learn more about the two companies behind the proposed smelter in Inola. Drummond filed a discovery motion in Rogers County on November 9. If approved, Century Aluminum Company and Aluminum Oklahoma would have to provide the following information:

Inola, OK · 18h
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High School Football and Basketball, College Football, and OKC Thunder

FOOTBALL REGULAR SEASON ENDED FRIDAY NIGHT; PLAYOFF BRACKETS SET. The regular season finale on the high school football schedule came and went on Friday night with district title games and games with playoff spots up for grabs. In Class 4A District 1, Elk City went to Bethany for their season ender and fell to the Bronchos 31-7. The Elks finish the season 2-8 and snap a school record playoff streak of 6 straight. In other 4A-1 action Woodward traveled to Cache and beat the Bulldogs for the final playoff spot 21-19. Clinton whipped Douglass 40-16. The first round playoff matchups for the teams that made the playoffs in the district look like this: Weatherford hosts Harrah, Clinton’s at home against Chickasha, Bethany heads down to Ardmore, and Woodward hits the road to Tuttle.

Oklahoma · 17h

okenergytoday.com

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First-come, first-served funding available for diesel school bus projects

The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is announcing the third round of applications for the FY23/24 Oklahoma Clean Diesel / DERA grant funding program for reducing school bus diesel emissions in the state. The program will offer approximately $250,000 toward diesel, gasoline, propane, natural gas, and all-electric powered school...

Oklahoma · 18h

chirhoan.com

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Elections 2026: final results vs McGuinness’ choices

Days before the 2026 midterm elections, the Chi Rhoan conducted a school-wide poll to gauge which candidate students preferred in the governor and attorney general elections, and which party students most closely identified with. Across the country, Democrats went on to pick up seven Senate seats in historically Republican-dominated states...

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Oklahoma Daily

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Campus Catch-Up: Holiday Lights, rage room and potlucks

Students can jump into fall with potlucks, rage rooms and candle making or enjoy the beginning of the festive season with Holiday Lights on the South Oval this week. Explore what campus organizations are hosting as Thanksgiving break approaches. Monday. Women in Business Bake Sale, 1 to 4 p.m.: Women...

Oklahoma · 23h

KRMG

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ODOT and OTA announce winners of 2026 Snowplow Naming Contest

Nearly 350 name submissions and more than 400 public votes helped select 35 winning names for ODOT and Oklahoma Turnpike Authority snowplows. Oklahoma students chose the names, and they will appear on the state’s online snowplow tracker this winter. District 1. The Fast and the Flurrious — Raleigh, 5th...

Oklahoma · 1d

Oklahoma Voice

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‘Somebody stepped in and helped’: Advocates press to keep Oklahoma’s mental healthcare ‘safety net’

Editor’s note: This story discusses suicide and mental health crises. If you or someone you know needs help, call or text 988, the U.S. suicide and crisis lifeline, or access online chat at 988lifeline.org.  MUSKOGEE, Okla. — Christopher Dean feels he has debt to repay by reducing the stigma surrounding mental health treatment. The Muskogee […]

Oklahoma · 4h

KFOR

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Delightful November Days through Wednesday

Sunday will be hard to beat as clear skies will make for a delightful afternoon and lead to above average temperatures through Wednesday. Northwestern counties in Oklahoma were under a Frost Advisory this morning as overnight temperatures were near freezing. Fewer counties were under a Dense Fog Advisory as our overnight temperatures continue to drop so close to our dewpoint temperature, which yields foggy conditions in the early morning hours.

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TUTV covers tight Oklahoma governor’s race and nearby Democratic wins

Election-night broadcast follows results from Oklahoma City to Tulsa, with additional coverage of Texas and Kansas. TUTV provided live coverage of the 2026 midterm elections Tuesday night, Nov. 3, tracking results across Oklahoma and neighboring states as voters determined the direction of several closely watched races. The broadcast, co-anchored by senior Bruce Bigler, junior Jake Borsuk, junior Luke Montemayor and sophomore Reese Wood, featured in-studio analysis, live election-night coverage from candidates’ watch parties and discussion of the political developments shaping results in Oklahoma, Texas and Kansas. While Oklahoma Republicans retained their hold on all statewide offices, Texas and Kansas saw significant Democratic victories.

Oklahoma · 17h

KFOR

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Flash Point: The Oklahoma and national election recap

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Oklahoma Democratic Party Chair Erin Brewer and Republican strategist Allen Wright join Flash Point to discuss the recent election, including the Oklahoma governor, the Oklahoma County Jail tax vote failure, and the “Blue Wave” of results from other states. Watch the episode above.

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Morning fog & afternoon sunshine to start the week

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — The beautiful weather that we saw this weekend is going to continue through this week as well. Monday through Wednesday will see patchy fog in the mornings with sunny to mostly sunny skies in the afternoon with highs in the low-to-mid 70s. A weak cold front late Wednesday will drop our temperatures down into the low 60s Thursday and Friday, before bouncing back up to the high 60s for the weekend.

Oklahoma City, OK · 1d

okwnews.com

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Capitol Greetings November 9, 2026

Veterans Day is celebrated this week, and I thank all our veterans for their service to our country and for helping to preserve our way of life. I ask everyone to thank our veterans every chance you get. We enjoy so many freedoms due to their willingness to serve. I appreciate each and every one of them.

Oklahoma · 13h

2 News Oklahoma KJRH Tulsa

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PSO customers to see 3.55% rate increase in December following state approval

Public Service Company of Oklahoma customers are expected to see an increase in their electric bills beginning in December

Tulsa, OK · 17h

FloSports

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How to Watch: Oklahoma Wesleyan , OK @ Central Baptist (Ark.), AR | Wrestling

Here's how to watch the Oklahoma Wesleyan , OK @ Central Baptist (Ark.), AR on FloWrestling. The Oklahoma Wesleyan , OK @ Central Baptist (Ark.), AR starts on Feb 2, 2027. How to Live Stream Oklahoma Wesleyan , OK @ Central Baptist (Ark.), AR: STREAMING: Watch the Oklahoma Wesleyan , OK @ Central Baptist (Ark.), AR on FloWrestling. SIGN UP HERE. On Your TV: Download the FloSports App Now Available on Roku , Fire TV , Google TV , Apple TV , Samsung , VIZIO , & LG. On The Go: Download the FloSports app on iOS or Android . FloWrestling Archived Footage Video footage from the event will be archived and stored in a video library for FloWrestling subscribers to watch for the duration of their subscription. Join the Conversation on Social Follow us on Twitter @flowrestling . Follow us on Instagram @flowrestling . Like us on Facebook .

Oklahoma · 22h

Gambling News

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Alabama-Quassarte Tribe Sues Kalshi Over PokkeTrades Deal

The Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town has sued Kalshi over a proposed prediction market app, saying that the agreement behind the project was approved by someone without authority to represent the tribe. The lawsuit seeks to block the launch of PokkeTrades and questions the legality of the business deal. Alabama-Quassarte Leadership Battle Threatens Kalshi’s PokkeTrades Launch The lawsuit was filed October 30 in Muscogee (Creek) Nation District Court . The lawsuit names defendants Kalshi , its CEO and co-founder Tarek Mansour , Wilson Yargee, and Michael Stopp . The lawsuit was brought by the tribal town and Samuel Marshall Jr. , who says he is the tribe’s rightful chief, as reported by The Oklahoman . The dispute revolves around a deal between Kalshi and Yargee for building PokkeTrades . The app is likely to operate on Kalshi’s prediction market infrastructure, enabling users to trade contracts tied to various events. The partnership was announced on October 7, with a launch scheduled for November. The Marshall administration says Yargee did not have the authority to sign the deal . The complaint claims the tribal governing committee never approved or formally ratified the deal. The plaintiffs also say that Yargee was removed from office in

Oklahoma · 7h

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Arduous Oklahoma absentee process makes elections more inaccessible

News coverage is dominated by the results, while the electoral process remains overlooked. In the wake of the 2026 midterms, conversations about the election tend to center around the results and what they mean for the future of American politics. While the results deserve scrutiny, so does the process through which those results are decided. In Oklahoma, the absentee voting is a cumbersome process that has made voting less accessible for residents. Any democratic form of government values the participation of its citizens in the electoral system, and Oklahoma’s absentee process raises an important question: Why does exercising a basic civic duty have to be so difficult?

Oklahoma · 17h