FOX23 hears from Cherokee leadership following Gov. Stitt’s State of the State address
The Cherokee Nation said Governor Kevin Stitt dropped the ball when it comes to improving relationships between the state and ...
Oklahoma State President Kayse Shrum expected to resign; University remains silent on why
Oklahoma State University President Kayse Shrum is expected to resign after less than four years in office, sources have ...
Gov. Kevin Stitt wants to create policies to make Oklahoma the most business-friendly state
With two years left in office, Gov. Kevin Stitt wants to make sure Oklahoma is the best state for businesses by building ...
Gov. Kevin Stitt launches DOGE-OK, calls for income tax cuts, attacks DEI during state address
The governor called for a half point cut to the state's income tax and a path to zero during his 7th State of the State ...
Senator Lankford shares thoughts on Oklahoma legislative Session
Senator James Lankford shares thoughts on some of the things he is looking forward to this year. His response video was sent ...
'Set up to keep people stuck': Stitt calls for court fee reform to help ex-prisoners
During his State of the State address on Monday, Gov. Kevin Stitt (R-Okla.) discussed the issue of burdensome court costs, ...
Bill to abolish department of mental health aimed to start conversation
A continuing onslaught of bills from the Oklahoma Senate and House of Representatives includes abolishing the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse, a required license to chase storms, and ...
Oklahoma State President Kayse Shrum resigns after almost four years at university
Oklahoma State University President Kayse Shrum has resigned after less than four years in office. The board has begun the ...
Tulsa’s new mayor backs ‘significant elements’ of plan for city to do more over Tulsa Race Massacre
A group representing survivors and descendants from the Tulsa Race Massacre are unveiling a sweeping plan for reparations ...
Oklahoma saw 274 companies open or expand last year, creating 30,000 jobs
I want Oklahoma to be known around the world as the state where businesses come because they know that they can operate freely without fear of 'gotcha' bureaucrats or burdensome regulations,” Gov.
Vermont Business Magazine1h
PFAS 'forever chemical' policies expected to be more expansive in states this year
Vermont and at least 31 other states will consider more than 340 policies addressing toxic chemicals and plastics, with policies that both prevent and manage harm to public health.