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Attorney General Gentner Drummond joined a lawsuit alongside 22 other states over a methane rule -
As legislators complete bill filing for this year's legislative session, the number of bills filed continues an annual upward trend. -
Dallas-based Leeward Renewable Energy is constructing the project in Mayes County starting in mid-January. -
Edmond is the first city in Oklahoma to remove discriminatory language from existing legal mapping documents under new state law. -
A forensic audit revealed decades of financial mismanagement and misconduct in the city of Yukon. -
Oklahoma Health Care Authority CEO Ellen Buettner said the director's predecessor, Melody Anthony, will serve as the interim state Medicaid director. -
Nationally, college enrollment has declined over the last 15 years. But Oklahoma’s largest institutions managed to avoid the post-COVID fallout and are now at all-time highs. -
State Superintendent Ryan Walters has sued three federal agencies responsible for immigration enforcement, accusing President Joe Biden’s administration of imposing a financial burden on Oklahoma schools through a “repeated failure” to secure the nation’s southern border. -
Oklahoma Senate to consider bills establishing School of American Civic Thought and Leadership at OUTwo bills that would establish a new entity called the School of American Civic Thought and Leadership on OU’s campus have been pre-filed for the upcoming Oklahoma legislative session. -
Oklahoma Senate Democrats unveiled on Monday a set of policy priorities focused on worker wages, education funding, health care and the public’s voice in government. -
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Voters in two dozen Oklahoma counties went to the polls Tuesday to consider a wide array of issues.
