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.
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.
Making Trailer Parks Safer
Lawmakers are looking at ways to keep Oklahomans safe when it comes to tornado outbreaks.
Oklahoma Losing Out on $150 Million in Tax Revenue
The second part of a special KOSU report finds $150 million in taxes Oklahoma can’t collect because of Cushing’s glut of oil.
OSU Pres. Granted Authority to Switch Conferences
OSU Pres. Burns Hargis can pursue OSU joining another conference, if he wants to.
Water Study Goes to Lawmakers
A joint legislative committee on water in the state got to hear from the Oklahoma Water Resources Board on the draft of a five-year study.
OK Applying for New Education Grant
Governor Fallin, Superintendent Janet Barresi and Education Secretary Phyllis Hudecki are applying for a new Race to the Top grant this time dealing with Early Childhood Education.
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