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Oklahoma voters won’t be asked to change the state Supreme Court nominating process as a proposal to give the governor more power failed to advance.

A proud Cherokee Nation citizen and World War II veteran took center stage as an Oklahoma “veteran of the week” during the latest legislative session.

Swadley’s Foggy Bottom Kitchen spared no expense when it launched an ambitious plan to remodel restaurants at Oklahoma state parks in 2020.

The often-slapdash changes made to voting systems in 2020, supposedly due to COVID-19, significantly harmed public confidence in election outcomes.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma’s two largest state pensions say they managed to divest most of their Russian assets ahead of economic sanctions, minimizing losses to the taxpayers who fund them.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma’s two largest state pensions say they managed to divest most of their Russian assets ahead of economic sanctions, minimizing losses to the taxpayers who fund them.

Last week in the Oklahoma legislature highlighted how the coronavirus pandemic made its mark on conservative members.

AUSTIN, Texas — In the first days of early voting ahead of the March 1 primary election, officials in Texas most populous county said they flagged nearly 38% of completed

Just two weeks into the legislative session, a contagion is sweeping the statehouse – a virulent combination of taxcutpanderitis and vanishing memory syndrome.

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitts appointee to the states top school board worked for his company for five years while he was CEO.