Small: Government Spending Continues to Climb in Oklahoma
Policy analyst: Government spending continues to climb in Oklahoma BY JONATHAN SMALL | Published: February 17, 2013 The state’s Office
Read MorePolicy analyst: Government spending continues to climb in Oklahoma BY JONATHAN SMALL | Published: February 17, 2013 The state’s Office
Read MoreTrader Joe’s Tulsa pop-up shop called a success, nearly $7,000 in products sold FOOD WRITER NICOLE MARSHALL MIDDLETON Published: 2/18/2013
Read MorePolice chief defends compliance checks at Councilor Blake Ewing’s businesses BY KEVIN CANFIELD World Staff Writer Monday, February 18, 2013
Read MoreFor Immediate Release: February 18, 2013 Senate unveils Administrative Workers’ Compensation Act Senate Bill 1062 helps create a stronger Oklahoma
Read MoreOklahoma committee kills anti-smoking bill By Michael McNutt An Oklahoma Senate committee snuffed out a bill Monday that would have
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Read MoreOklahomans deserve preschool choices By Brandon Dutcher 02/13/2013 “As more and more states embrace school choice,” I wrote in 2007,
Read MoreOklahoma tax cut proposal modest for a sandwich state The Oklahoman Editorial | Published: February 18, 2013 GOV. Mary Fallin
Read MoreMilitary cuts could be costly for Oklahomans who work for Air Force By Chris Casteel WASHINGTON — Federal spending cuts
Read MoreWorkers’ compensation awards in Oklahoma drop under new judges By Randy Ellis The four newest workers’ compensation judges are much
Read MoreBill would close domestic abuse loophole on tribal lands BY MICHAEL OVERALL World Staff Writer Monday, February 18, 2013 Hypothetically,
Read MoreTulsa senator’s bill addresses Medicaid property liens BY WAYNE GREENE World Senior Writer Monday, February 18, 2013 A Tulsa state
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