Oklahoma Voice
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Supporters of an initiative petition drive that sought to legalize recreational marijuana have withdrawn it. -
Oklahoma Supreme Court justices Monday seemed skeptical that state leaders should be able to remove Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust board members before their terms ends. -
Some Oklahoma leaders are asking the governor to call a special session to provide emergency state funding for food assistance programs during the federal government shutdown. -
Oklahoma governor says the state’s ‘rainy day fund’ won’t be used yet. -
A plan to overhaul statewide testing in Oklahoma public schools is now on hold, with the state’s top education official announcing Monday that spring assessments will continue as usual this year. -
The House speaker stripped an Oklahoma City Democrat of her committee assignments Friday following a lawsuit against her from the Oklahoma Ethics Commission. -
Oklahoma is losing out on millions in sports betting revenue to other states and illegal operators, a Senate panel was told Thursday. -
The shutdown jeopardizes dozens of child care centers serving 2,500 Oklahoma children. -
Over 680,000 Oklahomans could have their food assistance benefits cut off next week if the federal government shutdown doesn’t end, state leaders said Tuesday. -
More than 1,000 people joined a No Kings protest Saturday outside City Hall in Oklahoma City, donning ponchos and inflatable costumes in the rain to rally against President Donald Trump.
