4.22.23 – Oklahoman Oklahoma’s economy added more than 7,300 jobs in March, while the number of job seekers declined slightly and the unemployment rate stayed at 3%, according to numbers released Friday by the U.S. Labor Department. Total employment in the state last...
4.14.23 – City Sentinel Staff Report- Oklahoma City Two pieces of legislation designed to help improve school safety have been approved by the House committees and could be heard on the House floor in the coming weeks. State Representative Dick Lowe,...
4.8.23 – Tulsa World Details, details: A member of the Oklahoma House of Representatives admitted recently that he gets a “little punchy” about the middle of the session. It’s easy to understand why. More than 3,000 bills have been filed each session in recent...
3.29.23 – KOCO – OKLAHOMA CITY Oklahoma lawmakers are currently working to advance school safety legislation. After another school shooting, this time at a Christian school in Nashville, we revisit the question: what can be done to stop it? That being...
3.20.23 – OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – An additional $1.25 could be added to monthly cell phone bills in order to improve the 911 dispatch technology across the state. The bill is House Bill 1590. Rep. Jim Grego (R-Wilburton) is the author and argued for the bill...
3.14.23 – Oklahoma City Bills to increase security in Oklahoma schools and to benefit teachers by, among other things, encouraging child care provided for school employees have made headway in the Oklahoma Legislature. A measure that would appropriate $20...
