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New Oklahoma Senate Pro Tem nominated, leadership positions named
The Senate Republican Caucus nominated the Oklahoma Senate's next President Pro Tempore on Monday, and he quickly got to work naming key leadership positions.
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Love’s Travel Stops co-founder, philanthropist Judy Love dies at age 87
Judy Love, the beloved philanthropist and co-founder of Love's Travel Stops, died at age 87 in Oklahoma City on Tuesday, Nov. 5.
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Oklahoma grocery tax cut now in effect
Gov. Kevin Stitt is celebrating the end of Oklahoma's grocery tax.
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RIED Report gives Oklahoma Legislature ‘C’ on pro-growth voting
The Oklahoma Legislature, as a whole, received a passing but not high grade when it comes to supporting legislation that will grow the state's economy and workforce, according to this year's RIED Report.
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Oklahoma Senate Republicans select next pro tem
The Oklahoma Senate Republican Caucus selected Sen. Lonnie Paxton to succeed Senate President Pro Tempore Greg Treat as the Senate's leader after Treat terms out of the position later this year.
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Gov. Stitt signs Oklahoma’s Fiscal Year 2025 budget into law
Gov. Kevin Stitt signed into law the Fiscal Year 2025 budget, which authorized state expenditures at a reduced level compared to last year in consideration of the grocery tax cut earlier this year.
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Forbes names Oklahoma City second least risky city to start small business
Oklahoma City is the second best city in the nation to open a small business, according to Forbes.
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Gov. Stitt, legislative leaders begin 2024 Budget Summit
Gov. Kevin Stitt and leaders of the Oklahoma Legislature gathered Monday to review budget proposals for the 2024 legislative session.
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Oklahoma Senate has new Appropriations Committee chairman
Oklahoma Senate President Pro Tempore Greg Treat appointed Sen. Chuck Hall chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee.
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Poll: Oklahomans want retail theft crackdown; legislature taking action
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.