Members of Oklahoma's law enforcement and business communities gathered at the State Capitol late last week for the first meeting of the Oklahoma Organized Retail Crime Task Force.
Rep. Suzanne Schreiber will host an interim study on childcare reform Thursday, in search of solutions for an issue that impacts countless parents across the state, preventing many from remaining in the workforce.
An interim study was conducted at the Oklahoma State Capitol to explore whether an outcomes-based funding model for community colleges would better address the state's modern workforce needs.
Legislators gathered with education and workforce leaders at the State Capitol on Monday to investigate changes to Oklahoma's graduation requirements in hopes of getting more high school students trained to enter the workforce and fill the growing need for skilled workers.
If Oklahoma legislators can put another win on the board by simplifying and cutting the income tax, they will fortify Oklahoma’s competitive position as we seek to become among the most competitive business states in the nation.
Gov. Kevin Stitt's hopes for an income tax cut and a "tax fairness" measure were stalled Tuesday when the Oklahoma Senate adjourned its special session sine die. Senate Pro Tempore Greg Treat criticized Stitt for not showing up before the Senate to defend his tax measures.
Democrats in the Oklahoma House of Representatives filed three tax relief bills for a special legislative session that begins at the State Capitol on Tuesday.
Gov. Kevin Stitt announced this week that he will create a task force that will investigate the benefits and risks of artificial intelligence.
Gov. Kevin Stitt's former deputy chief of staff, Josh Cockroft, is now on the job as his new secretary of state.
Gov. Kevin Stitt issued an executive order Monday, calling upon the Oklahoma State Legislature to go into special session to implement a tax cut and a "tax fairness" trigger law.
