Rep. Jenkins: Teaching Truth
Summer has officially arrived, and I hope all of our students across House District 33 are enjoying a well-deserved break from school. I hope their…
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Incumbents Jenkins, Shaw win re-election; House District 38 heads to August runoff
Rep. Collin Duel wins third term in Oklahoma House District 31 race
Hall defeats challenger LeMarr, wins third term in Oklahoma Senate
Senator Hall recognized by Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association for legislative support of agriculture
Gov. Stitt signs statewide “Bell to Bell, No Cell” school policy into law
‘Common Cents’ Act signed into law in Oklahoma
Oklahoma “Common Cents Act” would round some cash payments to nearest nickel
Rep. Pfeiffer: Blue Corduroy
Duel seeks to make OK pro-business, more competitive
OKLAHOMA CITY – Rep. Collin Duel, R-Guthrie, on Tuesday won committee passage of a bill he says will make the state pro-business and more competitive….
Duel bill would protect parent rights in affirming biological reality
OKLAHOMA CITY – Rep. Collin Duel, R-Guthrie, this week passed a bill in committee that would safeguard a parent’s fundamental right to raise and refer…
Gov. Stitt launches “Make Oklahoma Healthy Again” campaign, seeks to ban soda, candy from SNAP purchases
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, joined by U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., launched the “Make Oklahoma Healthy Again” (MOHA) initiative on…
New law to help cities clean up neglected buildings
Cities and towns across Oklahoma will soon have more tools to tackle problem properties thanks to newly passed legislation by Rep. Mike Lay, R-Jenks. House…
Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell Visits Guthrie as Part of statewide workforce tour
Oklahoma Lieutenant Governor Matt Pinnell made a stop in Guthrie on Monday as part of his ongoing workforce development tour across the state. The event,…
Senator’s proposed bill would prevent service animal misrepresentation
OKLAHOMA CITY – Sen. David Bullard, R-Durant, advanced legislation to prevent people from misrepresenting their pets as service animals. The Senate Public Safety Committee on Tuesday…
Gov. Stitt visits Guthrie, talks taxes, tech, and Oklahoma’s business future
Governor Kevin Stitt made a stop in Guthrie on Tuesday afternoon to speak at the Guthrie Chamber of Commerce’s State of the State event, hosted…
Bill modifying election dates sent to Senate
OKLAHOMA CITY – A measure modifying the dates for certain elections has successfully passed the House floor and is now one step closer to becoming law….
Bill to limit youth access to social media passes House
OKLAHOMA CITY – Rep. Chad Caldwell, R-Enid, recently passed legislation in the House that would restrict social media accounts for youth under 16 and require…
Duel’s Foreign Adversary Divestment Act moves to Senate
OKLAHOMA CITY – Rep. Collin Duel, R-Guthrie, on Wednesday passed a bill in the House that would require state and local managed funds to divest…
Oklahoma reports nine measles cases in the state
The Oklahoma State Department of Health (OSDH) has confirmed nine measles cases among unvaccinated individuals in northeastern Oklahoma, with all cases linked to household or…