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Sometimes the challenge of beautifying and cleaning up our city seems even greater than the adage, “slower than turning a ship at sea”. A More Beautiful Muskogee continues to create

The complaint claims the 2022 law not only violates the US and Oklahoma constitutions, but that that the financial costs to the state are ‘monumental.’

OKLAHOMA CITY — A retired state employee filed a lawsuit last week to block enforcement of a new law barring the state from working with banks deemed hostile to fossil

OKLAHOMA CITY — A retired state employee filed a lawsuit last week to block enforcement of a new law barring the state from working with banks deemed hostile to fossil

A former state employee, backed by pension groups and an organization that represents public workers, is suing to overturn an Oklahoma law banning the state from doing business with financial

A former state employee, backed by pension groups and an organization that represents public workers, is suing to overturn an Oklahoma law banning the state from doing business with financial

The Oklahoma Public Employees Association, which backs the lawsuit, says the 2022 Energy Discrimination Act could cost state pension plans millions of dollars in fees and lost assets.

OKLAHOMA CITY — A retired state employee filed a lawsuit Monday to block the enforcement of a new law barring the state from working with banks deemed hostile to fossil

OKLAHOMA CITY — A retired state employee filed a lawsuit Monday to block the enforcement of a new law barring the state from working with banks deemed hostile to fossil

The town of Stratford is among the groups in the state chosen to participate in what’s called Paint Oklahoma Beautiful.