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Session is moving along, and we’re hopeful to see light at the end of the tunnel soon. With three weeks left, budget negotiations are ongoing …
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The Oklahoma House of Representatives and the state Senate last week announced legislative redistricting plans and released updated maps showi…
OKLAHOMA CITY — The governor’s plan to outsource the state’s Medicaid program hit a roadblock this week after the Republican-controlled House refused to rubberstamp it, instead passing its own alternative with bipartisan support.
Oklahoma lawmakers at the state Capitol building have seven weeks left to hear bills and pass a budget for next year.
The first session of Oklahoma's 58th Legislature has passed the halfway mark, with seven weeks left to go for lawmakers to debate bills, pass a state budget, and work on the redistricting process.
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Porter Consolidated High School seniors Hailee Fletcher and Brooklyn Spencer have completed a week of service as pages for Sen. Kim David, R-P…
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This session has been fast and furious as we’ve worked to revisit legislation lost last session to the COVID-19 shutdown and tackled hundreds …
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The Senate tradition of unlimited debate allows for the use of the ‘filibuster.’ Derived from a Dutch word for ‘freebooter’ to describe pirate…
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This was the last week to get Senate bills heard and approved in our chamber. The deadline was Thursday, and any bills that weren’t given a he…
Norman’s state House Rep. Jacob Rosecrants, D-Norman, got his “Oklahoma Play to Learn Act” bill off the House floor with staunch bipartisan support and it is now eligible to be heard by the state Senate.
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