Carmen Forman
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Current, former GOP chairs say State Committee meeting was illegitimate -
State Board of Education sued over rule limiting changes to student records. -
U.S. Sen. James Lankford on Thursday introduced bipartisan legislation to establish Tulsa’s historic Greenwood District as a national monument. -
Legislative leaders can make appointments after Stitt’s appointees finish their terms. -
Amanda Mayo was making what she thought was a routine visit to a tag agency to renew her husband’s vehicle registration when she discovered the account was locked. -
A proposed state question to raise Oklahoma’s hourly minimum wage to $15 faces its first legal challenge. -
The state is paying the legal costs using tribal gaming compliance fees -
Lawmakers extended a moratorium on new medical marijuana business licenses for two more years as the state tries to get a handle on the exploding industry. -
Otoe-Missouria Tribe officials accused the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety of unexpectedly altering its position on tribal vehicle registration after one of its members received a $249 ticket. -
In response to a request from the Israeli government, the Treasurer’s Office purchased a $10 million bond from the country last week, which will bring the state’s total investment to $62.5 million.
