Forecast could "scare the hell" out of Oklahoma firefighters
Deadly, historic wildfires continue to ravage western part of state
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Legalized marijuana push in Utah, Oklahoma shows change in feeling
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Wild spring storm hits U.S. midsection
To the north, in Oklahoma, firefighters are struggling to get the upper hand against the Rhea fire
Oklahoma wildfires burn 200,000 acres
In some places, the fire is spreading a mile every 8 to 12 minutes
"Historic fire danger" forces evacuations in Oklahoma
Wildfires in Oklahoma have burned more than 120,000 acres and forced hundreds of people to evacuate their homes
Head of Oklahoma teachers union calls for an end to 9-day walkout
"Despite tens of thousands of people filling the Capitol, we have seen no significant legislative movement since last Friday," said the union president
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Why Oklahoma's "teacher of the year" left the state
"We were living off our credit cards for the longest time," Shawn Sheehan said
Arizona teachers demanding raise protesting at schools across the state
Similar protests have taken place in Oklahoma and Kentucky recently
Oklahoma rattled by more than a dozen earthquakes
Earthquakes are rattling part of northwest Oklahoma where more than a dozen temblors have struck since Friday
Earthquakes in northwest Oklahoma include magnitude 4.6
The largest temblor was at 7:16 a.m. a few miles outside Covington, a town of about 500 people.
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Oklahoma teachers risk losing support as walkout continues, some say
Teachers face a tough question as walkout threatens to keep many schools closed for the rest of the week
"We're not gonna take it": Twisted Sister hit becomes unlikely anthem of the teachers movement
Twister Sister singer Dee Snider says he supports the movement, but thinks the song choice is "kind of weird"
Oklahoma teachers on strike: "We're doing this for our kids"
Thousands of teachers spent Tuesday at the state Capitol, for the second day in a row
The 9 states where teachers have it worst
With educators rallying for better pay and working conditions, here's a closer look at their compensation
Oklahoma teachers walk out for second day
"If I didn't have a second job, I'd be on food stamps," said Rae Lovelace, a single mom and a third-grade teacher at Leedey Public Schools in northwest Oklahoma
Teachers in Oklahoma, Kentucky walk out, demanding better wages
Oklahoma teachers rank 49th in pay and haven't received a raise in more than a decade
Hundreds of schools closed as teachers rally in Oklahoma, Kentucky
Thousands of Oklahoma teachers demand more education funding while educators in Kentucky fill the streets near the state Capitol
Teachers across the country take action amid calls for better pay
This comes about a month after West Virginia teachers shut down schools for nearly two weeks
Okla. may be first state to use nitrogen gas in executions
Oklahoma officials announced a plan to use nitrogen gas to execute inmates once the state resumes using the death penalty
Oklahoma man arrested after child's body found
An Amber Alert had been issued for 7-month-old Jody Minjarez; police believe they found the child's body on Wednesday
The pros and cons of a 4-day school week
Teachers in Oklahoma are among the lowest paid in the U.S., and some schools switched to a four-day school week to try to make up for it
Is a 4-day school week the answer to low teacher pay?
One Oklahoma school district shortened its week specifically for teacher recruitment and to stop them from moving to other states that paid more
Okla. man sentenced for hate crime slaying of Lebanese neighbor
63-year-old Stanley Majors was sentenced on Tuesday to life without the possibility of parole
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