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Gov. Kevin Stitt announced an $800 million education reform plan that supported school vouchers and teacher pay raises Friday morning, one day after Oklahoma Senate and House Democrats announced their

This is the KGOU AM NewsBrief for Thursday, April 20, 2023

As the House and Senate negotiate HB 1935 to create a refundable private school tax credit, tuition caps could be a potential compromise.

Oklahoma City – Two pieces of legislation designed to help improve school safety have been approved by the their House committees and could be heard on the House floor in

In an attorney general opinion, Gentner Drummond said the Department of Education can only promulgate rules as directed by the Legislature.

SB 101, State Bill, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, School Safety, School security, Senate

OKLAHOMA CITY – A measure to make Oklahoma schools safer is on its way to the Senate floor after receiving unanimous approval by the Senate Appropriations Committee Wednesday.

In four different ceremonies held in November, a total of 11 veterans were remembered with Quilts of Valor, presented by the Grateful Quilters, the Mooresville QOV chapter, on behalf of

The American Center for Law & Justice (ACLJ) just filed an amici curiae (friends-of-the-court) brief in the Oklahoma Supreme Court in defense of the state’s abortion ban. The brief was filed on behalf of the ACLJ, more than 127,000 of its supporters (including more than 2,200 in Oklahoma), and...

The oldest living World War II veteran in Oklahoma and Lindsay resident Amos Smith was recognized as the Oklahoma House of Representatives "Veteran of the Week" on Monday, April 25.