AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoOklahoma Courts & NCAA: A Payne County judge reinstated Oklahoma State guard Kashie Natt with an emergency temporary restraining order, letting him resume full team activities while his NCAA eligibility lawsuit continues. Public Safety & Law Enforcement: Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond’s office awarded $18 million in grant funding to support every county sheriff’s office statewide. Local Government & Health: Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols signed an executive order creating a Domestic Violence Prevention Task Force to review city responses, identify service gaps, and recommend improvements for survivor support. Disaster Response: Gov. Kevin Stitt declared a disaster emergency for Washington County (including Cleveland County) after severe storms brought high winds, flooding, and power outages. State Policy & Elections: Oklahoma’s AG-backed USPS rule push continues amid court fights over mail-in ballot standards and state election authority. Sports & Community: Oklahoma City-area tourism leaders are already planning for Oklahoma’s 2028 Summer Olympics events, including medal competitions in OKC. Economy & Daily Life: Fuel prices remain volatile; recent GasBuddy reports show some of the lowest E15 and regular gas prices in parts of Oklahoma counties during the week ending June 27.
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