Drummond Raises Security Concerns Over Chinese Suppliers of GLP-1 Ingredients
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is asking federal officials to address what he says are national security and consumer safety risks involving Chinese… 0
Study Looks at Alternatives to Long-Term Suspensions for Elementary Students
Oklahoma lawmakers are examining whether alternative education programs could provide another option for elementary students facing behavioral problems and long-term suspensions. Oklahoma Representative… 0
Three Oklahoma Universities Approved for Shorter Bachelor’s Degree Programs
Three Oklahoma public universities have been approved to offer bachelor’s degree programs requiring fewer credit hours than a traditional four-year degree. The Oklahoma… 0
Oklahoma Considered for Relocation of Valley Forge Military College
Oklahoma is among three states being considered as a potential new home for Valley Forge Military College, a two-year military college currently located… 0
Cole: One of my Most Meaningful Duties
By Congressman Tom Cole As a member of Congress, I have been entrusted to represent Oklahoma’s Fourth District through voting on legislation and… 0
OICA: Working to Preserve the Social Safety Net
By Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy CEO Joe Dorman OKLAHOMA CITY – Last week, I traveled to Washington, D.C., to meet with members… 0
Pederson Study Examines Changes to Foreign Land Ownership Law
Oklahoma Senator Roland Pederson held an interim study examining possible changes to a new state law restricting land ownership by foreign adversaries near… 0
Frix Study Examines Property Tax Valuation of Affordable Housing
Oklahoma Senator Avery Frix held an interim study examining how affordable housing developments receiving federal tax credits are valued for property tax purposes…. 0
Bice: Supporting Pro-Family Policies
By Congresswoman Stephanie Bice Last year, President Trump signed the Working Families Tax Cuts into law, delivering tax relief for American workers, families,… 0
Stitt Criticizes Inola’s Extension of Aluminum Smelter Moratorium
Governor Kevin Stitt is criticizing Inola officials for extending a moratorium that further delays plans for a proposed primary aluminum smelter. The Inola… 0