(The Center Square) - Sen. Roger Thompson kept his promise to introduce legislation that increases oversight of the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department.
(The Center Square) — Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee and 20 other Republican governors sent a letter to congressional leaders opposing a COVID-19 vaccine mandate on members of the U.S. Armed Forces.
(The Center Square) - Oklahoma’s national ranking for hospital safety has fallen, dropping the Sooner State to 33rd in the nation since studies conducted earlier in the year, a recent report concludes.
(The Center Square) – Rep. Jim Olsen is the first lawmaker to file a bill for the upcoming 2023 Oklahoma legislative session.
(The Center Square) – Twelve attorneys general have submitted comments to Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Regan expressing concerns about a new proposed rule they argue will increase energy costs and risk Americans’ safety.
(The Center Square) – Attorneys general from 22 states are urging the Biden Administration to end its mandate requiring health-care workers to get the COVID-19 vaccine if they’re employed by operators receiving Medicare and Medicaid funding.
(The Center Square) - The Oklahoma State Banking Board's decision to trim assessment rates for state-chartered banks could mean good news for bank customers.
(The Center Square) - The Department of Justice is investigating Oklahoma’s mental health system and specifically how the Oklahoma City Police Department responds to behavioral health crises.
(The Center Square) – Google has agreed to pay the State of Oklahoma an estimated $6.84 million for its share in the nation’s largest internet privacy settlement, state prosecutors confirmed Monday.
(The Center Square) — Forty states won a combined $391.5 million settlement with Google over location tracking practices.
(The Center Square) – Voter turnout was down for the 2022 midterm elections when compared to 2018 numbers, according to the Oklahoma State Election Board.
(The Center Square) - Sen. Roger Thompson kept his promise to introduce legislation that increases oversight of the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department.
(The Center Square) — Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee and 20 other Republican governors sent a letter to congressional leaders opposing a COVID-19 vaccine mandate on members of the U.S. Armed Forces.
(The Center Square) - Oklahoma’s national ranking for hospital safety has fallen, dropping the Sooner State to 33rd in the nation since studies conducted earlier in the year, a recent report concludes.
(The Center Square) – Rep. Jim Olsen is the first lawmaker to file a bill for the upcoming 2023 Oklahoma legislative session.
(The Center Square) – Twelve attorneys general have submitted comments to Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Regan expressing concerns about a new proposed rule they argue will increase energy costs and risk Americans’ safety.
(The Center Square) – Attorneys general from 22 states are urging the Biden Administration to end its mandate requiring health-care workers to get the COVID-19 vaccine if they’re employed by operators receiving Medicare and Medicaid funding.
(The Center Square) - The Oklahoma State Banking Board's decision to trim assessment rates for state-chartered banks could mean good news for bank customers.
(The Center Square) - The Department of Justice is investigating Oklahoma’s mental health system and specifically how the Oklahoma City Police Department responds to behavioral health crises.
(The Center Square) – Google has agreed to pay the State of Oklahoma an estimated $6.84 million for its share in the nation’s largest internet privacy settlement, state prosecutors confirmed Monday.
(The Center Square) — Forty states won a combined $391.5 million settlement with Google over location tracking practices.