Rainy Day Fund

In spite of nagging inflation, Oklahoma enters the 2023 fiscal year in strong financial shape, according to State Treasurer Randy McDaniel's annual gross revenue report.

As the Oklahoma legislature wraps up its sixth week in special session, only one bill has made it to Governor Mary Fallin’s desk. The House of…

Monthly revenue shortages have led Oklahoma finance officials to dip into the Rainy Day Fund again this year, draining it completely.If the state does not…

The top Republican in the Oklahoma House pledged education cuts in the Fiscal Year 2017 budget won’t exceed 5 percent.House Speaker Jeff Hickman,…

Lawmakers gave final legislative approval Monday to take about $78 million from Oklahoma’s savings account to boost funding for public schools and the…

A grassroots organization that pushed for an investigation into the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office is now calling on Gov. Mary Fallin to replace Secretary…

Gov. Mary Fallin and legislative leaders have agreed to tap $78.5 million, or about a fifth, of the state's "Rainy Day Fund" to partially offset…

Gov. Mary Fallin and legislative leaders announced an agreement on Wednesday to help state schools and prisons avoid additional mid-year cuts. The state…

Oklahoma's nearly 100-year-old Capitol could receive a $160 million face lift under a measure given final approval by the Oklahoma Senate.The bill…