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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

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

For you NFL fans out there, you [recently] saw the Kansas City Chiefs come away with a narrow win against the Buffalo Bills. While the game was great, there was

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

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

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

The best reasons for cutting Oklahomans’ personal income taxes are getting lost in quibbling about how much surplus there is, how to count and categorize recurring expenses, and the accuracy

Sen. Julie Daniels, R-Bartlesville, and Rep. Mark Lepak, R-Claremore, elected officials representing Claremore and Rogers County, have filed a legislative resolution to affirm support of Israel and to condemn Hamas.

OKLAHOMA CITY — A new law that took effect last week mandates that state education officials develop a curriculum on the Civil Rights Movement, a requirement that has raised doubts

OKLAHOMA CITY — A new law that took effect last week mandates that state education officials develop a curriculum on the Civil Rights Movement, a requirement that has raised doubts