Drafting the state's budget has been more challenging this year than past years, said Claremore's state senator at a Feb. 28 ...
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China. Russia. North Korea. Iran, and depending on the bill, Syria, Cuba, and Venezuela. Those are the nations Oklahoma ...
The posted agenda for Thursday's state Board of Education meeting includes no mention of swearing in three new members ...
Organizers of the second Bible Reading Marathon at the state Capitol are seeking Bible readers, donations, volunteers to help ...
A bill that could make this the last time Oklahomans would have to spring forward is on the move at the State Capitol.
A bill is moving forward at the State Capitol to ban multiple food dyes and additives that are in foods we eat every day.
Next month, Oklahomans with severe asthma who are insured with BlueCross and BlueShield of Oklahoma (BCBSOK), may have to give themselves life-saving shots at home after a policy change.
Oklahoma lawmakers pass each measure on first day of extensive floor debates; 1 House bill stood out
On the first day of extensive floor work, lawmakers in both chambers passed measures across the Oklahoma Capitol rotunda at a ...
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The Trump administration on Friday moved to dismiss lawsuits against Iowa and Oklahoma brought by the ...
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