Mize comments on historic Special Session
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Legislature met Monday in a historic special session to approve Gov. Kevin Stitt’s expanded health emergency declaration, which gives the…
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Rep. Mize joins Trump’s lawyer in lawsuit against Planned Parenthood
Republican State Representative Garry Mize has joined a lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump’s attorney, Jay Sekelow, and his organization opposing Planned Parenthood’s efforts to…
Stitt: Oklahoma expected to experience $416 million revenue failure
Governor Kevin Stitt announced today the State of Oklahoma is expected to experience a revenue failure of approximately $416 million for the remainder of fiscal…
House passes measure allowing city employees to carry firearms
OKLAHOMA CITY – A bill that would allow city employees to carry firearms for protection at work passed out of the House of Representatives this week….
Legislation allowing renewal of CDL’s in tag agencies passes House
OKLAHOMA CITY – A bill shifting renewal of commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) from offices of the Dept. of Motor Vehicles to local tag agencies passed…
“All Kids Buckled Up” legislation passes House
OKLAHOMA CITY – A bill that would strengthen seat belt laws for youth ages 8 to 17 today passed the House with a vote of…
House passes “Virtual Charter School Transparency and Reform Act”
OKLAHOMA CITY – Following up on legislation passed last year regarding transparency in virtual charter schools, State Rep. Sheila Dills (R-Tulsa) passed House Bill 2905 through…
Legislation to create loan repayment plan for teachers
OKLAHOMA CITY — Legislation created to bring financial relief to Oklahoma’s public school teachers has passed the House on Monday with a vote of 85…
Transparency in Health Prices Act passes House
OKLAHOMA CITY – State Rep. Carol Bush (R-Tulsa) today secured unanimous passage of a bill that ensures price transparency to the public for common health…
House passes bill to require tornado safety information in hotels
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma House of Representatives passed legislation to require new hotels and motels to post tornado safety information in every room and common…
Bill to allow bonds for aging flood-control dams passes House
OKLAHOMA CITY – A bill authorizing the issue of bonds to improve and repair some of the state’s high-risk flood-control dams passed the House today…
Bills capping traffic warrants and speeding ticket costs pass House
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma motorists would receive some extra grace on traffic warrants and speeding tickets if two bills that passed in the House today…
Committee passes bill to limit telemarketers and scam calls
OKLAHOMA CITY – The House Utilities Committee today passed legislation to prevent telemarketers from replicating phone numbers and misrepresenting the origin of a phone call….
Senator Hall: “We have a total savings of about $1 billion”
Back in December, the State Board of Equalization met to give its initial certification as to how much revenue would be available to appropriate for…
Rep. Pfeiffer: Budget figures released
The state Board of Equalization met this past week to certify how much money the Legislature will have to appropriate for the Fiscal Year 2021…
Rep. Mize: Start of legislative session, committee work
The second session of the 57th Legislature officially begin on Monday, Feb. 3 with Gov. Kevin Stitt’s second annual state of the state address. During…
State Rep. files bill to remove Senate and House exemption from Open Meetings Act
OKLAHOMA CITY — State Rep. Ben Loring (D-Miami) has introduced legislation to promote transparency in the legislature. House Bill 2914 would require that both the…
Rep. Pfeiffer’s bill requiring LEO to comply with federal immigration agencies passes House
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma House of Representatives passed legislation directing all sheriffs, jailers and deputies to comply with any request made in an immigration retainer…
All marijuana product must be tested starting in April
The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) announced future marijuana products will first need to be tested before being distrubted. Beginning April 1, all marijuana product…
State officials announce plans to resume execution by lethal injection
OKLAHOMA CITY – State officials including Gov. Kevin Stitt, Attorney General Mike Hunter and Department of Corrections (DOC) Director Scott Crow announced today that the…