Oklahoma lawmakers are considering legislation that creates tougher laws on crimes that hurt businesses, and a new poll shows that Oklahomans want such laws passed.
A bill that seeks to grow the state's future workforce by offering students more career pathways through expanded graduation requirements succeeded in the Oklahoma Senate on Monday.
One of the top pollsters in the nation will be speaking in Oklahoma City about how the election process is changing for those who support business growth.
A bipartisan bill that provides a tax credit to employers and childcare workers will help alleviate Oklahoma's ongoing childcare crisis, state legislators say.
A bill that is succeeding in the Oklahoma Legislature will help grow the state's workforce by modifying high school graduation requirements to provide students more career pathways, legislative and education leaders say.
The Oklahoma Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the Oklahoma Legislature has the authority to pass bills that create compacts between the state and Native American tribes, therefore upholding the legislature's override of Gov. Kevin Stitt's vetoes of two compacting bills.
The Oklahoma Supreme Court will not rehear a challenge to the constitutionality of State Question 832 (SQ 832), a ballot initiative that seeks to raise the minimum wage, denying The State Chamber of Oklahoma and Oklahoma Farm Bureau's petition for a rehearing.
A U.S. Chamber of Commerce survey shows that voters favor a free market over government micromanagement of business.
A ballot proposal that recently succeeded in the Oklahoma House of Representatives seeks to allow former teachers to return to teaching after serving in the Oklahoma Legislature.
Oklahoma House of Representatives Speaker Charles McCall spoke positively about bills that aim to grow the state's workforce through expanding high school graduation requirements and enacting childcare reform, as well as legislation that sets out to restructure the Oklahoma Department of Commerce.
