eCapitol
An Oklahoma-based company with corporate headquarters located in Oklahoma City, eCapitollaunched as an online capitol news and information business in the early 1990's. eCapitol provides on-the-ground, politically-neutral reporting of capitol activity.
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A bill in the Oklahoma Senate could reduce the number of school district administrators in the state by moving to a county-based superintendent… -
Oklahoma’s state budget is becoming more dependant on one-time funding sources, according to state treasurer Ken Miller, during both good and bad economic… -
State agencies and departments are starting the process of developing operating plans for next fiscal year based on the budget appropriations passed by… -
Bond rating agencies will not be fond of Oklahoma’s fiscal year 2016 budget, State Bond Advisor Jim Joseph told the Council on Bond Oversight.“This budget…
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After Governor Mary Fallin signed legislation authorizing a $25 million bond issue to finish the incomplete American Indian Cultural Center and Museum in… -
The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education approved a variety of measures during a meeting Friday with little discussion. Among those measures was… -
Oklahoma education had two big tickets this legislative session -- teacher pay raises and testing relief -- but bills addressing either one of those… -
The Oklahoma Legislature has adjourned the 2015 legislative session one week earlier than is required.The presiding officer of the Senate dropped the… -
Legislation that authorizes public schools to implement programs intended to help prevent child sexual abuse has been approved by an Oklahoma Senate… -
Updated 11:06 a.m.Oklahoma's state schools superintendent says a 4 percent cut in the Department of Education's budget would reduce funding for the…
