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Oklahoma has steadily lost ground on student literacy. It doesn’t have to be that way.

Oklahoma elections have not been marred by massive allegations of fraudulent outcomes, but that does not mean the voting process has no wrinkles worth acknowledging. A sketch of the government’s

THERE is a host of classical events coming to Flintshire and Wrexham this year.

One upside to the federal fiscal crisis is it has prompted good policy responses at the state level.

In his inauguration speech, Gov. Kevin Stitt set the right tone, signaling a focus on good policy.

In the new year, the Sunport is saying goodbye to Frontier Airlines' service but welcoming back flights to Las Cruces.

Those who doubt Oklahoma parents want more education options for their children should note newly released data on total public-school enrollment.

Oklahomans need the Legislature to focus on addressing long-standing challenges and creating new opportunities.

According to a Sunport spokesperson, there were 149 canceled flights between Friday, Dec. 23 through the end of Tuesday,

Lawmakers should certainly stay in touch with their constituents, particularly to inform them of policy debates at the Capitol. But staying in touch with constituents is not a green light for lawmakers to wash their hands of doing the real work of policymaking.