ICYMI: Former #Canoo employees say they're stuck with medical bills their insurance was supposed to cover. They wonder if bankruptcy could have been avoided if execs would've just cut lavish spending, or if this is just the new American Dream. @kfor

JUST IN: Oklahoma State Department of Education Spokesperson Dan Isett is no longer employed at OSDE. This comes on the heels of Gov. Stitt’s announcement that he would be replacing several state school board members. More tonight on @kfor

@kfor Fully story only on @kfor at 10

They say some of those lavish expenses, were spent on pampering a Saudi Arabian prince and his family while Canoo was trying to court him as an investor.

…aaand we’re back

The time has come.

@kfor In Canoo's bankruptcy filing, the company claims to only have between $0-$50,000 in assets

ICYMI: An Oklahoma bill would make it illegal for all cities in the state, except Oklahoma City and Tulsa, to provide shelters or outreach for homeless citizens—and would also require them to immediately end any existing programs. DETAILS: @kfor

ICYMI: A furloughed Canoo employee, speaking exclusively to News 4, claims the company has not paid employees thousands of dollars it owes them for expensed purchases and did not pay salaried employees their full, final paychecks. DETAILS: @kfor

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