Oklahoma governor calls for education reforms, smaller government in annual address
Gov. Kevin Stitt’s annual State of the State remarks offered few surprises as he called on lawmakers to pass education and prison reforms, reduce government spending and make Oklahoma more friendly for energy and business.
Both House Speaker Kyle Hilbert and Senate President Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton indicated that a cautious approach would be taken ...
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Gov. Kevin Stitt on Monday called on Oklahoma lawmakers to spend nearly $1.4 billion less in the upcoming budget while ...
The plan, called "Operation Guardian," includes multiple options to parole undocumented immigrants from prison to ICE custody ...
Parole for violent offenders would be subject to the discretion of the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board and the governor.
With two years left in office, Gov. Kevin Stitt wants to make sure Oklahoma is the best state for businesses by building ...
Oklahomans organized a protest at the state Capitol that was part of a larger effort of protests taking place around the ...
Lawmakers have assembled at the state capitol today for the start of Oklahoma's 60th legislative session. Here’s a bit of ...
Tax Commission, OK Policy Institute estimates of a potential tax cut's impact differ by more than $400 millioin.
Some lawmakers’ top education priority this year at the state Capitol is to ban cell phones in Oklahoma classrooms.
Governor Stitt released a progress report on the state's plan to deport illegal immigrants from Oklahoma jails. Here's what ...
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