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Towards lowering our taxes which he opposes. Im for lowering taxes in the state of oklahoma. We do want to put more money toward our state services that make a difference Like Mental Health and substance abuse, focusing on pruzzyoon prison reform. We were able to give corrections more money this year. Those are important topics for our states. We need to put more money on roads and bridges. We need to focus our resources there. Thank you. The next question will be asked by dick pryor and it will be directed to governor fallin. Governor, following the deadly tornados of 2013, including the moor...

Good evening. On behalf of the bored of regents, the Administration Faculty and staff. Welcome to the gubernatorial debate. It is my pleasure to moderate tonights it debate. The production of this tee vent is a combined effort of oeta, the league of women voters of oklahoma and Oklahoma State university. And now lets introduce the candidates. Republican governor mary fallin and Democratic State representative joe dorman. [applause] now each candidate will be asked a series of questions by a panel of journalists. The questions were selected by the journalists. The Panel Members are Rachel Hubba...

See more and more restrictions not just of coal here in the United States but around the world which means we have to get out in front of that to make sure we have the technologies to use coal cheaply and we got to be able to send those technologies to other countries that are still burning coal. Because there are going to be countries like china, india, and others that still use coal for years to come. Theyre poor and theyre building a lot of power plants quickly. They dont have as much natural gas as us. Theyre going to be interested in figuring out how can they use their coal supplies and h...

Governor Kevin Stitt has called the State Senate back to the Capitol for a special session to consider the appointment of Mike Holder to the OSU Board of Regents.

Governor Kevin Stitt has until June 14th to sign bills passed in the final week of the Oklahoma legislative session. He quickly signed the "Women's Bill of Rights."