School choice tax credits take effect, but no rules yet for Oklahoma
A law offering tax breaks for private school and homeschool families is now in effect, but details for the program’s rollout are still in the works.
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A law offering tax breaks for private school and homeschool families is now in effect, but details for the program’s rollout are still in the works.
(The Center Square) - The Oklahoma Senate on Monday failed to override Gov. Kevin Stitt's veto of a bill that extended tribal compacts for tobacco products.
2 News Oklahoma reached out to Pinnell's office after getting questions from viewers about his location during the storm.
The two tribal compact extensions vetoed by the governor last month are likely to be overridden, but there were other bills left on the table.
With the future of tribal compacts and funding for a pop culture museum still uncertain, the House of Representatives will return to the Capitol on Monday.