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Oklahoma City -— In a significant stride toward ever-fairer housing practices, Oklahoma has adopted legislation allowing for the removal of already illegal, discriminatory property covenants, historically used to uphold racial

The event was planned as an effort to increase awareness of Asian American businesses, organizations and individuals and to advocate for growth opportunities through education, health literacy and access to resources.

After years of effort, supporters of an alert system for missing adults in Oklahoma saw a measure creating the “Kasey Alert” signed into law recently.

Two Lawton-based Republican lawmakers introduced HB2109, which would protect some tenants from retaliation if they file complaints or lawsuits against landlords.

A bill intended to protect some tenants from being evicted for complaining about substandard living conditions faces a deadline in the Oklahoma Legislature.

The Senate unanimously approved a bill on Monday that would develop the Kasey Alert System.

Access to higher education has proven in virtually every study to be the leading cure for prison recidivism. Oklahoma needs to seize the opportunity.

The Oklahoma State Senate on Thursday (April 12) adopted a concurrent resolution encouraging further partnership between Oklahomans and people residing on the island of Taiwan. Officially known as the Republic

An Oklahoma Lawmaker led a business forum at Cameron University on Thursday night.

Named for a Cherokee Nation citizen who went missing, a proposed alert system for adults believed missing may be close to passage in the Oklahoma Legislature.