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New rules from the state require certain child care programs to receive national accreditation this year or face funding cuts.
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Providers said they’re concerned about a provision that would require certain facilities to become accredited.
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Oklahoma children outnumber the spots available in licensed child care facilities, and rural counties are feeling the burden of uneven access.
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The Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program moved from Oklahoma Human Services to the attorney general’s office after Senate Bill 1709 became law on Friday.
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Three more incumbent legislators have lost in the Oklahoma primary elections. Two of those losing this year were in powerful House and Senate positions.
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Oklahoma Human Services unveiled a plan Tuesday to support the state's growing number of seniors based on input from stakeholders.
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Oklahoma Human Services is getting closer to addressing its 13-year Developmental Disabilities Services waitlist.
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Oklahoma lawmakers are still in a special session looking to find additional revenue, one month before the next regular session is scheduled to begin.…
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The Oklahoma Supreme Court hears arguments August 8 in the case over the state’s new $1.50-per-pack cigarette fee. Each side will have approximately 30…
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The head of Oklahoma’s social safety net agency requested lawmakers provide an additional $45.8 million in supplemental funding for the current fiscal…