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Employers warn SB 2074 could raise prescription costs
White House presses Mississippi to drop $11.29 dispensing-fee plan as Oklahoma weighs a similar model.
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ONEOK says two directors will retire at May annual meeting
Smith to step down under retirement‑age policy; Moore to retire after 24 years on board.
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Senate advances Rosino bill to create Department of Child Safety and Well‑being
Measure would consolidate child‑focused agencies under one cabinet department by 2027.
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“Reading is not optional. It is foundational.” House passes HB 4420
House sends HB 4420 to the Senate on an 86–6 vote. Applause followed the tally as members advanced Speaker Kyle Hilbert’s early‑literacy package.
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Senate passes Strong Readers measure
Senate sends SB 1778 to the House after a 45–2 vote. The measure standardizes K–3 screening and moves intervention earlier with retention as a last resort.
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Mullin sworn in at DHS, Armstrong sworn in to Senate
Two Democrats back 54–45 vote as DHS shutdown stretches on.
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Audit affirms OTA followed the law and outlines process improvements
OTA says it will strengthen documentation and governance after a clean legal bill in the multi‑year state review.
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Stitt taps Armstrong for Senate
Gov. Kevin Stitt named former Williams leader Alan Armstrong to a short-term U.S. Senate seat. Armstrong says his priority is meaningful permitting reform that gets projects built.
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Oklahoma enacts Virginia‑style consumer data privacy law
SB546 was signed into law. The bill creates statewide standards for data rights, notices and assessments.
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Senate backs Seifried bill setting guardrails for AI in classrooms
SB 1734 passes 42–0, requires age‑appropriate student tools, parental notification with opt‑out, and district policies by 2027–28; moves to the House.