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OSDE changes requirements in Bible request
SUMMARY: The Oklahoma State Department of Education is updating its requirements for vendors supplying 55,000 Bibles to public schools. The new guidelines require that the Pledge of Allegiance, Declaration of Independence, Bill of Rights, and Constitution can be included in the Bibles or provided separately, deviating from the original proposal that mandated these documents be bound within the Bible itself to correspond with the “God Bless the USA” Bible. Former President Donald Trump has endorsed this $3 million initiative.
OSDE changes requirements in Bible request
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SUMMARY: Meteorologist Jonathan Conder reports a cooler Monday morning following yesterday’s cold front, with temperatures around 50°F and highs in the lower 70s, creating a fall-like atmosphere. A light jacket is recommended for the morning as temperatures will drop significantly over the next few days. Expect highs in the 70s today, cooling down to the 40s tonight. Tomorrow will see highs ranging from 60s in the north to 80s in the south, but another strong cold front is anticipated, bringing significantly colder weather later in the week. Viewers can tune into the news broadcast for updates from 4:30 to 7:00 AM.
KOCO meteorologist Jonathan Conder says this week will really start to feel like Fall.
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SUMMARY: A missing grandmother in Texas was found hundreds of miles away, stranded along I-40 without gas. Trooper Jon Jones, en route to a meeting, spotted her SUV with hazard lights flashing and stopped to investigate. Initially, she claimed to have run out of gas, but upon further conversation, it became clear she was confused and had forgotten her cell phone. After searching her vehicle’s registration, Jones received a call about a missing person’s report and contacted her granddaughter. He then took the grandmother to the El Reno Police Department, emphasizing the importance of his intervention in ensuring her safety.
Trooper helps lost grandmother reported missing in Dallas
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SUMMARY: Two individuals were arrested in Edmond as part of an undercover operation targeting porch pirates. The operation commenced after police identified suspicious activity in a neighborhood, leading to a chase that resulted in a manhunt. The incident unfolded earlier today, with authorities actively seeking further details about the arrests and the suspects involved.
Undercover porch pirate sting turns into chase
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