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That the Oklahoma House of Representatives achieved some worthwhile accomplishments in the past is great. But it’s no excuse for failing to look ahead and continue the work today.

Aviation Department overpaid contractor, never sought damages

Last week, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signed into law Senate Bill 615.According a press release from the communications staff of the Oklahoma Legislature, the new law requires "restrooms or changing

If Oklahoma funded students, not systems, then parents would be empowered.

If Oklahoma funded students, not systems, then parents would be empowered.

Gov. Kevin Stitt recently vetoed a bill that would have required state highway patrol officers to act as agents of tribal courts. In vetoing the bill, Stitt took a stand for both fiscal sanity and citizens’ rights.

For some on the political left, failure to achieve their goals through existing processes does not lead them to reassess their tactics or strategy. Instead, they immediately resort to unprecedented

While the ads funded by Gov. Kevin Stitt’s policy and political opponents imply that a broad swath of Oklahomans are unhappy with the governor, it is telling that they lack actual Oklahomans criticizing Stitt.

Parents have been bewildered to find local school board members are indifferent to the needs of student families.

Oklahoma history books are littered with tales of public corruption. Fortunately, members of the Senate have thwarted the writing of an apparent new chapter.