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February 6, 2024
Swadley’s FBK suing the State ofOklahoma and State Tourism Department. Why they are taking legal action, and the amount they say they are owed.
February 4, 2024
OKLAHOMA CITY — Tax cuts, education policy and what to do with budget surpluses will dominate much of the upcoming legislative session in Oklahoma.
February 1, 2024
Tax cuts, education policy and what to do with budget surpluses will dominate much of the upcoming legislative session in Oklahoma, but other subjects have attracted the attention of House
February 1, 2024
Tax cuts, education policy and what to do with budget surpluses will dominate much of the upcoming legislative session in Oklahoma, but other subjects have attracted the attention of House
January 31, 2024
The Center for Fiscal Transparency and Integrity Watch, CeFTIW, has called on President Bola Tinubu to make available his Key Performance Indicators,
January 30, 2024
Tax cuts, education policy and what to do with budget surpluses will dominate much of the upcoming legislative session in Oklahoma, but other subjects have attracted the attention of House
January 30, 2024
Tax cuts, education policy and what to do with budget surpluses will dominate much of the upcoming legislative session in Oklahoma, but other subjects have attracted the attention of House
January 30, 2024
Tax cuts, education policy and what to do with budget surpluses will dominate much of the upcoming legislative session in Oklahoma, but other subjects have attracted the attention of House
January 23, 2024
If Oklahoma faces another economic recession comparable to the housing-crash-induced “Great Recession” of 2008 to 2010, state government will require $6.14 billion in savings to cover all associated downfalls over
January 21, 2024
For most of two years and across three special legislative sessions, Governor Kevin Stitt has urged lawmakers to reduce Oklahoma’s personal income tax — not only to fuel greater economic