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Increased Security for Supervised Visits Becomes Law »

Starting on November 1 of this year, volunteers who oversee the safety of children during supervised visitations will need to provide a Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation criminal history background…

Apr 22 2024 / No Comment / Read More »

Cole: Becoming the First Native American Appropriations Committee Chairman »

By Congressman Tom Cole On April 10th, I was ratified by the House Republican Conference as the new Chairman of the House Appropriations Committee – but not only did I…

Apr 22 2024 / No Comment / Read More »

OICA: An Estimated 35,000 Oklahoma Children Qualify for SoonerCare, But Not Enrolled »

By Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy CEO Joe Dorman As of March 2024, 502,221 Oklahoma children were enrolled in SoonerCare, just over half the estimated number of children living in…

Apr 22 2024 / No Comment / Read More »

Stitt Considers Veto of Budget with No Income Tax Cut »

Governor Kevin Stitt might use his veto pen on the eventual state budget if an income tax cut doesn’t make it across the finish line. The Tulsa World’s Steve Matzer…

Apr 22 2024 / No Comment / Read More »

Ukraine Aid Vote Splits Oklahoma House Delegation »

The U.S. House vote to send aid to Ukraine split the Oklahoma House Delegation’s vote on Saturday. U.S. Representatives Frank Lucas, Tom Cole, and Stephanie Bice voted for the measure,…

Apr 22 2024 / 1 Comment / Read More »

House Passes McCall/Treat Immigration Bill »

The Oklahoma House approved House Bill 4156 by a margin of 77 to 20 setting the stage of the Senate to take on illegal immigration in the state. House Speaker…

Apr 18 2024 / 1 Comment / Read More »

Lankford Wants Answers on Possible Biden Administration Border Security Actions »

U.S. Senator James Lankford pressed U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for more information about possible actions the Biden Administration is considering to help secure the border. Mayorkas…

Apr 18 2024 / No Comment / Read More »

Senate Approves Bill to Strengthen Child Pornography Laws »

On Wednesday, the Senate passed House Bill 3642 by a measure of 42 to zero to strengthen the state’s child pornography law. The changes include increased sentences and fines, as…

Apr 18 2024 / No Comment / Read More »

Marijuana Packaging Bill Heads to Governor’s Desk »

The Senate on Wednesday passed a bill which requires growers to package medical marijuana before they sell the product to dispensaries. House Bill 3361 would require the packaging to be…

Apr 18 2024 / No Comment / Read More »

Bice: Our Allies are Under Attack »

By Congresswoman Stephanie Bice This past weekend, Iran launched its first ever direct strike on Israel. Iran and its proxies, who are the primary backers of Hamas, launched an unprecedented…

Apr 18 2024 / No Comment / Read More »
General

Increased Security for Supervised Visits Becomes Law »

Starting on November 1 of this year, volunteers who oversee the safety of children during supervised visitations will need to…

Apr 22 2024 / No Comment / Read More »

Cole: Becoming the First Native American Appropriations Committee Chairman »

By Congressman Tom Cole On April 10th, I was ratified by the House Republican Conference as the new Chairman of…

Apr 22 2024 / No Comment / Read More »

OICA: An Estimated 35,000 Oklahoma Children Qualify for SoonerCare, But Not Enrolled »

By Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy CEO Joe Dorman As of March 2024, 502,221 Oklahoma children were enrolled in SoonerCare,…

Apr 22 2024 / No Comment / Read More »

Stitt Considers Veto of Budget with No Income Tax Cut »

Governor Kevin Stitt might use his veto pen on the eventual state budget if an income tax cut doesn’t make…

Apr 22 2024 / No Comment / Read More »

Ukraine Aid Vote Splits Oklahoma House Delegation »

The U.S. House vote to send aid to Ukraine split the Oklahoma House Delegation’s vote on Saturday. U.S. Representatives Frank…

Apr 22 2024 / 1 Comment / Read More »

House Passes McCall/Treat Immigration Bill »

The Oklahoma House approved House Bill 4156 by a margin of 77 to 20 setting the stage of the Senate…

Apr 18 2024 / 1 Comment / Read More »

Lankford Wants Answers on Possible Biden Administration Border Security Actions »

U.S. Senator James Lankford pressed U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for more information about possible actions the…

Apr 18 2024 / No Comment / Read More »

Senate Approves Bill to Strengthen Child Pornography Laws »

On Wednesday, the Senate passed House Bill 3642 by a measure of 42 to zero to strengthen the state’s child…

Apr 18 2024 / No Comment / Read More »

Marijuana Packaging Bill Heads to Governor’s Desk »

The Senate on Wednesday passed a bill which requires growers to package medical marijuana before they sell the product to…

Apr 18 2024 / No Comment / Read More »

Bice: Our Allies are Under Attack »

By Congresswoman Stephanie Bice This past weekend, Iran launched its first ever direct strike on Israel. Iran and its proxies,…

Apr 18 2024 / No Comment / Read More »


Legislature

Increased Security for Supervised Visits Becomes Law »

Starting on November 1 of this year, volunteers who oversee the safety of children during supervised visitations will need to provide a Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation criminal history background check and other information. Senate Bill 1756 was signed into law by Governor Kevin Stitt.…

Apr 22 2024 / No Comment / Read More »

Stitt Considers Veto of Budget with No Income Tax Cut »

Governor Kevin Stitt might use his veto pen on the eventual state budget if an income tax cut doesn’t make it across the finish line. The Tulsa World’s Steve Matzer writes Stitt indicated in his weekly media briefing on Friday saying, “If you’ve really got…

Apr 22 2024 / No Comment / Read More »

House Passes McCall/Treat Immigration Bill »

The Oklahoma House approved House Bill 4156 by a margin of 77 to 20 setting the stage of the Senate to take on illegal immigration in the state. House Speaker Charles McCall and Senate President Pro Tem Greg Treat introduced the bill mid-session. It would…

Apr 18 2024 / 1 Comment / Read More »

Senate Approves Bill to Strengthen Child Pornography Laws »

On Wednesday, the Senate passed House Bill 3642 by a measure of 42 to zero to strengthen the state’s child pornography law. The changes include increased sentences and fines, as well as language to prosecute those using artificial intelligence to generate child pornography. Senate President…

Apr 18 2024 / No Comment / Read More »

Marijuana Packaging Bill Heads to Governor’s Desk »

The Senate on Wednesday passed a bill which requires growers to package medical marijuana before they sell the product to dispensaries. House Bill 3361 would require the packaging to be no more than three ounces. Senator author Senator Bill Coleman this will help crack down…

Apr 18 2024 / No Comment / Read More »

Senate Administrative Rules Committee Reviews Education Dept Rules »

While questions were limited, the Senate Administrative Rules Committee reviewed some of the proposed permanent rules from the Oklahoma Department of Education. They include changes to accreditation standards. Tulsa World’s Melissa Jacques writes that Democrats believe the rules go beyond Legislative authority given to the…

Apr 16 2024 / No Comment / Read More »
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State Government

Increased Security for Supervised Visits Becomes Law

Starting on November 1 of this year, volunteers who oversee the safety of children during supervised visitations will need to provide a Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation criminal history background check and other information. Senate Bill…

Apr 22 2024 / Read More »

OICA: An Estimated 35,000 Oklahoma Children Qualify for SoonerCare, But Not Enrolled

By Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy CEO Joe Dorman As of March 2024, 502,221 Oklahoma children were enrolled in SoonerCare, just over half the estimated number of children living in the state. Additionally, the state estimates…

Apr 22 2024 / Read More »

Stitt Considers Veto of Budget with No Income Tax Cut

Governor Kevin Stitt might use his veto pen on the eventual state budget if an income tax cut doesn’t make it across the finish line. The Tulsa World’s Steve Matzer writes Stitt indicated in his weekly…

Apr 22 2024 / Read More »

House Passes McCall/Treat Immigration Bill

The Oklahoma House approved House Bill 4156 by a margin of 77 to 20 setting the stage of the Senate to take on illegal immigration in the state. House Speaker Charles McCall and Senate President Pro…

Apr 18 2024 / Read More »

Senate Approves Bill to Strengthen Child Pornography Laws

On Wednesday, the Senate passed House Bill 3642 by a measure of 42 to zero to strengthen the state’s child pornography law. The changes include increased sentences and fines, as well as language to prosecute those…

Apr 18 2024 / Read More »
Politics

Increased Security for Supervised Visits Becomes Law

Starting on November 1 of this year, volunteers who oversee the safety of children during supervised visitations will need to provide a Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation criminal history background check and other information. Senate Bill…

Apr 22 2024 / Read More »

Cole: Becoming the First Native American Appropriations Committee Chairman

By Congressman Tom Cole On April 10th, I was ratified by the House Republican Conference as the new Chairman of the House Appropriations Committee – but not only did I just become the new Chairman, I…

Apr 22 2024 / Read More »

OICA: An Estimated 35,000 Oklahoma Children Qualify for SoonerCare, But Not Enrolled

By Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy CEO Joe Dorman As of March 2024, 502,221 Oklahoma children were enrolled in SoonerCare, just over half the estimated number of children living in the state. Additionally, the state estimates…

Apr 22 2024 / Read More »

Stitt Considers Veto of Budget with No Income Tax Cut

Governor Kevin Stitt might use his veto pen on the eventual state budget if an income tax cut doesn’t make it across the finish line. The Tulsa World’s Steve Matzer writes Stitt indicated in his weekly…

Apr 22 2024 / Read More »

Ukraine Aid Vote Splits Oklahoma House Delegation

The U.S. House vote to send aid to Ukraine split the Oklahoma House Delegation’s vote on Saturday. U.S. Representatives Frank Lucas, Tom Cole, and Stephanie Bice voted for the measure, while Congressmen Kevin Hern and Josh…

Apr 22 2024 / Read More »
Education

Senate Administrative Rules Committee Reviews Education Dept Rules

While questions were limited, the Senate Administrative Rules Committee reviewed some of the proposed permanent rules from the Oklahoma Department of Education. They include changes to accreditation standards. Tulsa World’s Melissa Jacques writes that Democrats believe…

Apr 16 2024 / Read More »

Baker Not Running for Reelection

House Education Committee Chair Representative Rhonda Baker is not running for reelection after eight years in the Legislature. “It has been an extraordinary honor to serve the people of House District 60 for the past eight…

Mar 29 2024 / Read More »

Waits Appointed to OU Board of Regents

Mewbourne Oil Company President and CEO Kenneth Waits has been appointed to the University of Oklahoma’s Board of Regents by Governor Kevin Stitt. Waits is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma. “Serving my alma mater…

Mar 28 2024 / Read More »

OICA: Civics Education Necessary for a Brighter Future

By Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy CEO Joe Dorman Our public schools provide an array of opportunities for students to become good citizens, from student government to civics education. In fact, America recently celebrated “Civics Education…

Mar 26 2024 / Read More »

Senate Budget Resolution Passes

Trying a new method of budgeting in the name of transparency, the Oklahoma Senate passed a non-binding budget resolution. That figure will be used as the starting point for budget negotiations with the House. In the…

Mar 19 2024 / Read More »
Congress

Cole: Becoming the First Native American Appropriations Committee Chairman

By Congressman Tom Cole On April 10th, I was ratified by the House Republican Conference as the new Chairman of the House Appropriations Committee – but not only did I just become the new Chairman, I…

Apr 22 2024 / Read More »

Ukraine Aid Vote Splits Oklahoma House Delegation

The U.S. House vote to send aid to Ukraine split the Oklahoma House Delegation’s vote on Saturday. U.S. Representatives Frank Lucas, Tom Cole, and Stephanie Bice voted for the measure, while Congressmen Kevin Hern and Josh…

Apr 22 2024 / Read More »

Lankford Wants Answers on Possible Biden Administration Border Security Actions

U.S. Senator James Lankford pressed U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for more information about possible actions the Biden Administration is considering to help secure the border. Mayorkas was there to testify before the…

Apr 18 2024 / Read More »

Bice: Our Allies are Under Attack

By Congresswoman Stephanie Bice This past weekend, Iran launched its first ever direct strike on Israel. Iran and its proxies, who are the primary backers of Hamas, launched an unprecedented aerial strike, utilizing one-way attack drones,…

Apr 18 2024 / Read More »

Delegation Members Raise Concerns about USPS Changes in Tulsa

The United States Postal Service proposes to move mail processing in Tulsa move to Oklahoma City. Oklahoma’s two U.S. Senators and three members of Congress are raising concerns about the possible move. In a letter to…

Apr 16 2024 / Read More »
About Mike & Jason

Mike McCarville Teen Correspondent, Oklahoma City Times 1957-58 U. S. Army 1958-61 507th U. S. Army Security Agency, Heilbronn, Germany U. S. Army Engineer Center, Ft. Belvoir, Va, host of “Fort Belvoir In Review” on WWDC…

Mar 21 2012 / Read More »

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