Lock the Clock Trigger Bill Signed into Law
If Congress ever passes a law to allow states to decide if they will continue to use Daylight Saving Time and standard time,… 0
Cole: Resources For Those Affected By This Weekend’s Tornadoes
By Congressman Tom Cole Over the weekend, 27 tornadoes ripped through Oklahoma, resulting in widespread devastation and heartbreaking loss of life. My thoughts… 0
OICA: Tornadoes Bring Tragedy, Rekindle Memories
By Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy CEO Joe Dorman This past weekend had moments of somber reflection for many Oklahomans as our state… 0
Odell’s Law Wins Senate Approval
Oklahomans who definitely look old enough to drink alcohol won’t have to produce an ID to prove it in most cases thanks to… 0
House Approves Retail Theft Penalty Legislation
Senate Bill 1450 lowers the felony threshold for theft to $500, gives organized retail crime a definition in state statute, and sets penalties… 0
Bill Putting OMES Division, CIO under Central Purchasing Act Heads to Governor
The Senate approved House Bill 3057 this week which would require all purchases of equipment, products, and services within the Information Services Division… 0
Senate Begins Override of Senate Bill 1470 Veto
The Oklahoma Senate acted just a day after Governor Kevin Stitt vetoed Senate Bill 1470. The measure is meant to give domestic abuse… 0
Stitt Joins Call for Biden Administration to Restart LNG Exports
Governor Kevin Stitt has joined 23 other governors calling on President Joe Biden to lift the pause on liquified natural gas (LNG) export… 0
Drummond Praises Stitt for Signing Law Enforcement Bills
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is giving credit to Governor Kevin Stitt for signing a couple of law enforcement related bills, while encouraging… 0
Immigration Bill Heads to Governor’s Desk
The Legislative Leadership’s immigration bill is now heading to the Governor for his consideration. House Bill 4156 creates the crime of “impermissible occupation”… 0