11.2.24 – Oklahoma City (KFOR) Friday marks the start of November, which means hundreds of laws go into effect. Here is a look at a few that made headlines during the 2024 legislative session. With the stroke of Governor Kevin Stitt’s pen, more than 200 laws go...
10.25.24 – OCPA Oklahomans face more state regulations than citizens in most states across the nation, and experts say the accumulation of those rules impedes economic growth and job creation. To chip away at regulatory calcification and reduce the proliferation of...
10.15.24 – KOCO Oklahoma City Council approved $856,000 for new police and fire department drones, raising privacy concerns among some councilors. The council voted 5-3 to allocate the funds over the next five years to purchase 50 additional drones, adding to...
10.10.24 – Hoodline – By Jordan Myers The economic footprint of Oklahoma’s CareerTech system has approached a robust $1 billion mark, according to a new analysis. The 29 technology centers, along with 16 Skills Centers and numerous Adult Education and...
The skyline of Tulsa, viewed from the south-Southwest, is seen in this photograph.Credit: OCPA website, October 2024. 10.3.24 – Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs What happens in a courtroom impacts more than the entities directly involved in a case because the...
9.27.24 – KGOU – TRANSCRIPT Dick Pryor: This is Capitol Insider – taking you inside politics, policy, and government in Oklahoma. I’m Dick Pryor with Quorum Call publisher Shawn Ashley. And our guest is Dr. Robert Dauffenbach, professor...
