When I tell people the full story of the journey to get to where we are today, I do realize I sound a little crazy to some.
Blood drive bill signed by governor
Legislation was signed into law May 26 to incentivize Oklahoma businesses to host blood drives for their employees.
Electronic monitoring changes signed into law
Rhys and Neely Gay are being proactive in their attempt to pass a state law that would prohibit discrimination against a potential organ transplant recipient based solely on the person’s physical o
Senate bill would allow city workers to carry weapons
A state Senate bill that passed its initial hurdle would prevent Oklahoma law enforcement agencies from rewarding or punishing officers based on the number of traffic tickets written.
OKLAHOMA CITY – Most retired state civil servants would receive an increase in their pensions under a measure the Oklahoma House of Representatives endorsed unanimously and referre
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma Senate Republicans elected Sen. Dave Rader caucus chair and Sen. Greg McCortney caucus vice-chair.
OKLAHOMA CITY - Members of the Senate will examine current seat belt laws for children this week at the state Capitol.