The past week at the state Capitol proved to be one of the busiest and most contentious this session, filled with political squabbles, protests and the last large legislative deadline.
In front of a crowd where many dispute the election of President Joe Biden, Sen. Jim Inhofe argued he followed the U.S. Constitution in voting to certify the results.
A bill opposed by big tech that would give Oklahoma the nation’s toughest data-privacy protection laws will not receive a Senate hearing, its author says.
At least 10 anti-transgender bills were filed this legislative session, part of a nationwide trend that targets student-athletes and access to health care.
The Oklahoma State Department of Health admits “mistakes were made” in its scramble to secure scarce supplies during beginning stages of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The 2022 Senate race is shaping up as a test of fidelity to the former president and highlights shifts in the Republican party.
Oklahoma has $289 million in rental assistance and grants as a federal moratorium on evictions draws to an end.
The small town of Hinton will lose its largest employer in the closure.
