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What’s happening, Oklahoma? It is Tuesday, June 10, and this morning the Oklahoma Ambassadors of Music are on a train to Paris! I’m filing this from a Eurostar train station in London. This will be an abbreviated newsletter — and I greatly appreciate your patience while I’m out.

One reminder for today — it’s Election Day. Go vote!

Back to Europe…
Here’s a photo from Monday’s choir performance at St. Matthew’s Bayswater church, where we were also given quite the pipe organ exhibition by a church employee. Beautiful church!

During our afternoon travels, we spent time at the historic Tower of London. For more photos from the trip, follow me @ryanweltondigital on Instagram.

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Weather Update 🌤️

More storms are in the forecast this week — but for Tuesday? We bring the heat.

🌡️ Tuesday’s high in OKC 88°
🌡️ Tuesday’s high in Tulsa 88°

Weather radios back online in Oklahoma following longer than expected maintenance outage

By Emma Murphy, Oklahoma Voice
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Maintenance updates wrapped up a day later than expected on the National Weather Service’s weather radio system. 

An official with the National Weather Service in Norman said the radios, which broadcast targeted weather-related warnings into people’s homes, went back online late Friday. 

Maintenance was originally expected to run from Tuesday until Thursday afternoon.

The technology upgrades, which were mandated by the National Weather Services’ headquarters, knocked the weather radios offline across parts of North Texas and in numerous Oklahoma cities, including Ardmore, Atoka, Chickasha, Clinton, Enid, Lawton, Altus, Oklahoma City, Ponca City, Wichita Falls, Wewoka, Stillwater and Woodward.

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The Oklahoma Rundown 📰

A hand-curated list of the best journalism from across the state:

• What’s on the ballot for June 10? That’s today! (KOSU)

• Epic Charter School superintendent resigns after major cuts to staff, facilities (Oklahoma Voice)

• Oklahoma AG won’t seek capital punishment in retrial of former death-row inmate Glossip (Oklahoma Voice)

• Oklahoma Inks $74 Million Deal to Privatize Prison Food Service (Oklahoma Watch)

• Walters recaps legislative wins, losses for his education agenda to a friendly Sapulpa crowd (KOSU)

• Oklahoma is drought-free for the first time in more than 5 years (KGOU)

• Tulsa Stadium Trust approves improvements for ONEOK Field (Public Radio Tulsa)

• Ex-OSU president named Chickasaw Nation chief health officer (Tulsa World)

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