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LEAD visits with prominent Oklahoma companies
The Legislative Evaluation and Development (LEAD) Committee spoke with three prominent Oklahoma companies about their growth in Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma Gov. Stitt blasts ‘tribal-pushed’ sports betting bills
Gov. Kevin Stitt sharply criticized three sports betting bills that succeeded in the Oklahoma Legislature this week, saying they benefit tribal entities instead of Oklahomans.
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Gov. Stitt, Arnold Ventures seek better education outcomes for Oklahoma kids
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt and philanthropic nonprofit Arnold Ventures are partnering to help Oklahoma children achieve greater educational outcomes.
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Apprenticeship, internship growth bill passes Oklahoma Senate
Legislation that seeks to encourage Oklahoma employers to hire more apprentices and interns won unanimous approval in the Oklahoma Senate.
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Bill to limit youth social media access passes Oklahoma House
The effort to regulate youth access to social media in Oklahoma gained traction in the Oklahoma House of Representatives on Monday.
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Banning lab grown meat in Oklahoma gets legislative support
A bill banning the manufacture and sale of meat cultivated in laboratories passed the Oklahoma House of Representatives.
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Grading Oklahoma schools on chronic absenteeism challenged
A bill that seeks to eliminate chronic absenteeism from the grading of Oklahoma schools unanimously passed the Oklahoma State Senate on Monday.
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Bill requiring third-party funding disclosure in lawsuits passes Oklahoma Senate
A bill that requires disclosure of third-party funding of commercial lawsuits succeeded in the Oklahoma State Senate on Monday.
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Oklahoma Gov. Stitt bans DeepSeek on state-owned devices
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt banned the Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) app DeepSeek from all state government devices.
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Bill clarifying workers’ comp liability passes Oklahoma Senate
A bill that clarifies liability for workers' compensation cases involving contractors passed the Oklahoma State Senate floor this week.