Chapman Examines Data Center Costs and Community Impacts
Oklahoma Representative Mark Chapman led an interim study examining how data center development could affect the state’s utilities, local resources and communities. The… 0
Coleman Examines Care for Oklahomans With High-Support Autism Needs
Oklahoma Senator Bill Coleman brought families, health care providers and state agency representatives together for an interim study on improving services for people… 0
Archer Elected Chair of The Energy Council
Oklahoma Representative Nick Archer has been elected chair of The Energy Council, an international, nonpartisan organization focused on energy policy. Archer was selected… 0
Oklahoma Supreme Court Answers Federal Court’s Questions in Birth Certificate Case
The Oklahoma Supreme Court has told a federal appeals court that state law does not allow changes to the sex designation on birth… 0
Drummond Wins Ruling Against NextEra Over Winter Storm Gas Prices
An Osage County judge has ruled that NextEra Energy Marketing violated Oklahoma law by charging excessive natural gas prices during Winter Storm Uri,… 0
Oklahoma Lawmakers Explore Ways to Expand Electric Grid Capacity
Oklahoma lawmakers are examining whether new technologies can help existing power lines carry more electricity as demand grows across the state. Rep. Nick… 0
Lankford Seeks Student Aid Protections for Religious Studies Programs
U.S. Senator James Lankford is working with U.S. Senator Ted Cruz on legislation to exempt certain religious studies programs from federal earnings requirements… 0
Mulready: Why Life Insurance Matters for Oklahomans
By Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready Life is unpredictable, and none of us wants to imagine a future where our loved ones struggle… 0
Stitt Orders Enforcement Pause on Dyed Diesel Use in Farm Vehicles
Gov. Kevin Stitt has directed Oklahoma agencies to pause enforcement of state taxes, regulations and fines related to the use of red-dyed diesel… 0
Gann Gets More Time to Seek U.S. Supreme Court Review of Utility Case
Oklahoma Rep. Tom Gann has received more time to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to review an Oklahoma utility case involving $250 million… 0