Former Senator Santorum Comes to Oklahoma

The Republican presidential candidate is greeted by raucous and enthusiastic crowds in Oklahoma City and Tulsa.

Why A High Unemployment Rate Might Help Some Jobless

Unemployment benefits are tied to the overall unemployment rate, leaving some improbably hoping for a high rate so they don’t lose the financial help.

Earthquake Drill Puts OK Students Under Desks

More than two million people in the central part of the US hit the ground Tuesday in a region wide earthquake drill.

The Governor’s State of the State

Governor Fallin gives her State of the State Address followed by a response from House Democratic Leader Scott Inman of Del City.

Reaction to Gov’s Call for Income Tax Cuts

The Governor’s call to eliminate a billion dollars in income tax revenue is getting mixed reaction at the state capitol.

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Board Certifies Funds for Next Budget

The Governor and state leaders on the Equalization Board certify an estimated $6.5 billion budget for the 2013 fiscal year.

Rumble is Ready for the New Thunder Season

Rumble the Bison is quickly becoming one of the most recognizable faces of the Oklahoma City Thunder.

OK Economy Doing Well, But Gov’t Still Faces Shortfall

The state Equalization Board is meeting on Tuesday to certify $6.5 billion for the Governor’s budget next year.

Panhandle Under Blizzard Warning

People in the panhandle are getting ready for an early winter storm with a blizzard warning issued by the National Weather Service.

Good, Clean Fun in a Glass

Enjoying holiday parties, without the alcohol.

State Impact: A Consensus from OK Political Leaders on Property Tax

State Impact’s Logan Layden sorts through the past, present, and future of the income tax in Oklahoma.

Department of Ed Asks for More Money

The State Board of Education gives approval for a nearly $2.5 billion dollar request for the upcoming legislative session.

AG Promotes Video Game Ratings

The Oklahoma Attorney General is teaming up with the Electronic Software Rating Board to educate parents on the content of video games.

A Shift in Manufacturing, As Workers Lose Jobs

Conventional manufacturing jobs shrink, while oil and gas drilling forces focus on different factory work.

Looking at Oklahoma’s Economy

Experts say the state’s economic forecast looks good, but there’s some reason for caution.

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