The 59th Legislature Crosses the Regular Session Finish Line
Both chambers of the 59th Oklahoma Legislature have closed this regular session which was dominated by tax cut talks and featured a first… 0
Sentencing Reform Bill Moves to Governor’s Desk
As the legislative session closes, a measure reforming Oklahoma’s sentencing for felonies has been sent to the governor. House Bill 1792 creates the… 0
Brecheen: Congress Spends All Year Debating Borrowed Money
By Congressman Josh Brecheen Congress passed an unbelievable milestone in 2023 that largely went unnoticed and unreported. Lawmakers in Washington now spend an… 0
Senate Votes Against Confirming OSU/AM Regent Nominee
The Oklahoma Senate voted against confirming Susan Bergen’s nomination to be a regent on the OSU/A&M Board on Wednesday. The Oklahoman’s Murray Evans… 0
Legislature Overrides Stitt’s Veto of Police Pension Bill
Governor Kevin Stitt’s veto of Senate Bill 102 was overridden by the Legislature on Wednesday. That bill makes changes to the Oklahoma Police… 0
Lankford Wants Answers on Jordanian Nationals Attempt to Enter Quantico
U.S. Senator James Lankford, joined by U.S. Seantor Krysten Sinema, sent a letter to national security officials demanding to know more about two… 0
Budget Bill Takes a Step Closer to Governor’s Desk
The bill containing the agreed upon budget for FY-25 was passed by the Oklahoma Senate on Tuesday by a vote of 31 to… 0
Senate Passes Bill Setting up Domestic Assault Victim Assistance Fund
The Oklahoma Senate passed Senate Bill 2039 which sets up the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Services Revolving Fund. It would allow the… 0
Lankford Part of Effort to Enhance Fentanyl Detection
U.S. Senator James Lankford, joined by U.S. Senators John Cornyn, Jon Ossoff, and Kyrsten Sinema have introduced legislation which instructs the Department of… 0
Bice: Honoring Sacrifice
By Congresswoman Stephanie Bice On Memorial Day, a solemn day of remembrance, it’s crucial to reflect on the sacrifices made by the brave… 0