OK Gets Grant for Special Ed. Students

The federal government’s sending more than a million dollars to the state to fund teacher training.

Teachers’ Retirement System Improves

The Oklahoma Teachers’ Retirement System is announcing its decreased its unfunded liability and on its way to a fully funded pension plan.

FTC Helping Homeless Children

For the sixth year in a row, Feed the Children is providing backpacks full of useful school and hygiene supplies to homeless and at-risk students in Oklahoma City.

Tax Credits for Oil and Gas to Continue

The chairman of a task force studying tax breaks for corporations in Oklahoma says he doesn’t expect any changes for the oil and gas industry.

DHS Move Gets Approval from Gov

Governor Fallin says she supports the decision by the Department of Human Services Commission to investigate deaths of children and adults in the agency’s care.

OKC School Honored for Healthy Eating

An Oklahoma City school is one of just four nationwide being honored for advancements in nutrition served for its students.

New Ed Board Members Take Oath of Office

The Board of Education has two new members chosen by Governor Fallin under a law which allows her to replace all of her predecessor’s appointees.

AG Says No to Gov Parole Process Law

Oklahoma Attorney Scott Pruitt says a portion of law which moves the Governor out of the pardon and parole process is unconstitutional.

Supreme Court Rules on Gov’s Closing Fund

The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled Tuesday the Governor doesn’t have to consult legislative leaders in providing incentives for business to expand or move to Oklahoma.