Oklahoma Politics

The state’s mental health department should go back to budgeting basics and build out guidelines for the services it must provide, the head of a legislative fiscal oversight agency said Monday.

Oklahomans for Equality Board President Whitney Cipolla greets a group of more than 60 Queer advocates at the Dennis R. Neill Center in downtown Tulsa.

A state representative says lawmakers need to care more about due process for vulnerable people.

Allie Friesen said she inherited a ‘chaotic’ situation when she started in January 2024

Looming federal cuts to Medicaid left one state senator sounding the alarm at a Tulsa Chamber of Commerce breakfast last week.

Charity Marcus: “There is a small group of people in the party that, if you disagree with them on one thing... they feel like you shouldn’t be a part of the party. They want to basically tar, feather you and remove you out of the party.”

Tulsa’s Riverview Neighborhood Association invited 71st District candidates to their bimonthly meeting Wednesday night.

The measure is headed to the state House after the full Senate approved it on Tuesday with a party-line vote of 36-8.

The field for the 71st District Republican primary contains a familiar candidate and a newcomer.

Senate Bill 1027 attempts to change how signatures are collected.