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Career Tech asks for $68 million to help prepare youth for workforce
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Career Tech asks for $68 million to help prepare youth for workforce

  • CareerTech asks for 68 million dollars to help prepare youth for workforce demands in Oklahoma.
  • State Director Brent Haken says the funds would expand early exposure and opportunities for students.
  • CareerTech notes shortages in healthcare, with CDL licensure and manufacturing growth as priorities.
  • More than 30,000 students are in post-secondary education within CareerTech, with 140,000 in K-12.
  • Officials emphasize early career education to motivate and prepare students for future opportunities.
  • CareerTech highlights programs across healthcare, construction, and other trades.
  • The request follows prior funding results and ongoing shortages amid growing industry needs.
  • Oklahoma’s manufacturing sector and automation training are cited as growth areas needing skilled workers.
  • CareerTech wants to raise awareness of early opportunities across grades five and six.
  • The funding request is part of Oklahoma’s effort to align education with workforce needs.
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Four-star ATH Juju Johnson postpones commitment date
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sports1d ago

Four-star ATH Juju Johnson postpones commitment date

  • Juju Johnson postponed his planned December 1 commitment date to allow more time for the recruiting process and official visits.
  • Oklahoma is viewed as the likely favorite after Johnson’s game-day visit, with the Sooners recruiting Cali talent heavily this cycle.
  • Johnson has previously visited Nebraska, Arizona State, and Oregon, highlighting a broad official-visit slate.
  • Johnson, a versatile two-way prospect, is ranked No. 42 nationally in Rivals’ industry ranking.
  • Johnson missed his entire junior season due to a track-related injury but posted strong pre-injury performance.
  • Johnson is expected to be best suited at corner, showing elite quickness and top-end speed.
  • Family discussions influenced the postponement decision, Johnson said.
  • The final-five schools remain intact, with Oklahoma, Arizona State, Michigan, Nebraska, and Oregon in consideration.
  • Johnson’s decision timeline remains open as he weighs official visits and future opportunities.
  • Johnson is from Long Beach Poly, a program known for producing high-level football talents.
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Baseball America's breakout Tigers prospect highlights a flaw in a potent system
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Baseball America's breakout Tigers prospect highlights a flaw in a potent system

  • Baseball America identifies a pitching gap in Detroit's top-prospect pipeline despite strong hitting talent.
  • Malachi Witherspoon is named Tigers breakout prospect, though he has not yet pitched professionally.
  • The Tigers’ top-30 list is heavy on offense, with only one pitcher ranking in the top 10.
  • Jaden Hamm’s 4.88 ERA in Double-A Erie underscores pitching concerns.
  • Witherspoon’s pro debut potential is in question due to a flat fastball and spotty command.
  • Detroit’s next pitching prospects include Owen Hall and Andrew Sears with limited pro innings.
  • Ty Madden’s 2024 performance and rotator cuff injury in 2025 impact his upside.
  • The article stresses the risk of losing veteran arms after 2026 without a strong rotation pipeline.
  • Overall assessment cautions that Detroit’s pitching pipeline lags behind hitting.
  • The piece questions whether the Tigers can sustain a reliable rotation without new high-end arms.
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As LSU awaits next hire, Frank Wilson outlines what's next
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As LSU awaits next hire, Frank Wilson outlines what's next

  • Frank Wilson outlines the plan after LSU’s season, focusing on exit interviews, signing day, and the portal.
  • Wilson says there has been no shortage of headlines since Brian Kelly’s firing, but the staff stays focused on the season.
  • Wilson notes players are exposed to distractions but not allowed to bring devices to meetings.
  • Wilson expresses long-term commitment to LSU if the opportunity remains.
  • The article highlights ongoing rumors about Lane Kiffin as a potential LSU hire.
  • The piece notes LSU’s next steps occur ahead of National Signing Day and the transfer portal.
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Nick Offerman Details Holiday Rule with Wife Megan Mullally: 'No Work' (Exclusive)
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Nick Offerman Details Holiday Rule with Wife Megan Mullally: 'No Work' (Exclusive)

  • Nick Offerman says the couple's holiday rule is 'no work' as they spend time with family this year.
  • Offerman and Mullally began dating in 2000 and had a surprise wedding in 2003.
  • The couple discussed Offerman’s prep for Death by Lightning, including a fat suit to play Chester Arthur.
  • Offerman says the rule allows Hollywood to leave them alone until the new year.
  • The Netflix series Death by Lightning explores James Garfield’s presidency with Michael Shannon and Offerman.
  • Mullally is 67 and was mentioned as part of the interview about their holiday plans.
  • The piece mentions a surprise wedding at their Los Angeles home in September 2003.
  • Offerman recalls proposing stories while dating Mullally, including a joke about a ring.
  • The interview notes Mullally and Offerman’s long relationship and collaborative humor.
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Elite Preparation Powered Oklahoma's Defense to Another Outstanding Performance Against LSU
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Elite Preparation Powered Oklahoma's Defense to Another Outstanding Performance Against LSU

  • Oklahoma beat LSU 17–13, leveraging a tight defensive performance to keep playoff hopes alive.
  • Venables said the key was walking through the final stop and locking in with laser focus.
  • Gracen Halton noted Oklahoma’s defense made clutch plays when the offense stalled.
  • Oklahoma’s defense delivered stops late, keeping LSU from converting on fourth down.
  • Oklahoma’s defense collected its 10th win on a night marked by resilience.
  • Bowen praised the team’s willingness to play complementary football to protect the win.
  • Oklahoma’s late-season form includes wins over Tennessee and Alabama, fueling playoff optimism.
  • Venables emphasized finishing strong and avoiding penalties as keys to success.
  • Peyton Bowen and teammates view defense as backing the offense on every drive.
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Lawton Police: No sign of crime after report of suspicious incident involving child
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crime23h ago

Lawton Police: No sign of crime after report of suspicious incident involving child

  • The Lawton Police Department found no evidence of a crime after reviewing the suspicious incident at the park.
  • Police say there have been no reports of a missing juvenile from any parent or guardian since the initial response.
  • Officers canvassed the area and will follow up on any new leads as the investigation continues.
  • Initial reports described a 4-year-old white male wearing a blue jacket near 28th Street and I Avenue.
  • The suspected vehicle is a late-90s lifted burgundy Ford pickup with a red Oklahoma tag.
  • Lawton police asked anyone with information to contact Emergency Communications at 580-581-3272.
  • Initial response occurred around 6 p.m. at a park near 28th Street and I Avenue.
  • The story originated from local coverage by KOKH and used by multiple outlets for updates.
  • No missing juvenile reports were filed with the Lawton Police Department at the time of the incident.
  • The department will continue investigations for any new leads while ensuring public safety.
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Oklahoma is Heading to the College Football Playoff, but Will the Sooners' Host?
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sports20h ago

Oklahoma is Heading to the College Football Playoff, but Will the Sooners' Host?

  • Oklahoma earned a CFP berth with a 17-13 win over LSU, keeping playoff chances alive.
  • The hosting question remains unsettled as Venables and the Sooners eye a potential home game.
  • OU’s offense faced scrutiny after three interceptions by John Mateer and limited production.
  • The committee weighs schedule strength and performance when judging hosting viability.
  • ESPN’s Playoff Predictor previously gave OU a >99% chance to make the playoff and 88% to host.
  • Notre Dame, Alabama, and Oregon are among teams in the Sooners’ playoff comparison.
  • Oklahoma’s 393 yards of total offense were its best since September, highlighting performance variance.
  • LSU’s offense struggled, recording 198 yards and yielding one of its worst outputs of the season.
  • The CFP rankings will offer insights next week on whether OU keeps or improves its hosting status.
  • The article notes OU’s head-to-head win over Alabama and questions about other contenders.
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Jim Nagy fiercely claps back at idea committee is 'letting" OU into the CFP
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sports16h ago

Jim Nagy fiercely claps back at idea committee is 'letting" OU into the CFP

  • Oklahoma finished 10-2 and remains in play for an at-large CFP bid despite mixed reviews.
  • Jim Nagy challenges the playoff committee, saying, 'Show me a better resume' in defense of OU.
  • Analysts note Oklahoma’s eye test differs from its paper resume, citing a defense plus inconsistent offense.
  • Oklahoma’s top-25 wins against ranked teams bolster the resume, though some rankings shift late.
  • The final CFP rankings will reveal committee views as the season ends and movement is possible.
  • Late-season performances included ugly wins that masked a potentially stronger resume on paper.
  • Two losses occurred to teams that were ranked at the time, affecting playoff calculations.
  • Oklahoma’s 1-4 post-score threshold stat highlights offense struggles this season.
  • Committee rankings and conference outcomes could still alter at-large bid chances.
  • Oklahoma’s 2023 season narrative centers on balancing a strong defense with an inconsistent offense.
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Viola Fletcher, Witness to Tulsa Race Massacre, Dies at 111
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crime15h ago

Viola Fletcher, Witness to Tulsa Race Massacre, Dies at 111

  • Viola Ford Fletcher, a Tulsa Race Massacre survivor, died at age 111, leaving one living survivor.
  • Her death spotlights the enduring legacy of Greenwood's memory and reparations advocacy.
  • Fletcher testified before Congress in 2021 about the massacre, highlighting ongoing demands for reparations.
  • Her memoir is titled Dont Let Them Bury My Story, underscoring the demand to preserve history.
  • Sunday TODAY's Willie Geist remembered Fletcher as a life well lived and a voice for justice.
  • Fletcher’s death reduces the number of known Tulsa Massacre survivors to one.
  • Her family and advocacy organizations continue efforts to educate about Greenwood's history.
  • The historic event occurred in 1921, when Greenwood was attacked and many homes and businesses burned.
  • Fletcher’s life bridged centuries, linking direct survivors to modern awareness efforts.
  • The piece notes Fletcher’s role in preserving history amid ongoing calls for accountability.
  • The reference material includes video and transcript context about Fletcher’s life and death.
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