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Carnuccio: Low Taxes, Energy Industry Drives A Shifting Population

Free Market Friday: Recipe for a boom By Michael C. Carnuccio Bloomberg Businessweek recently reported on census data that illustrate

State-mandated minimum wage draws ire across state Associated Press OKLAHOMA CITY — Those seeking a higher minimum wage in Oklahoma

Bureaucrats at their best: Feds to charge for free online reports, except for Coburn’s By Stephen Dinan A federal agency

House panel approves $160M Capitol bond measure By Tim Talley, Associated Press A plan to authorize a $160 million bond

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 10, 2014 Congressman Mullin Votes in Support of House Budget WASHINGTON – Congressman Markwayne Mullin made

Oklahoma House’s top Democrat calls for vote by full House on completion of Indian museum By TIM TALLEY Associated Press

New approach to Medicaid could save Oklahoma money, improve outcomes Oklahoman Published: April 9, 2014 OKLAHOMA lawmakers say they’re committed

Former lawmaker: Oklahoma Legislature should leave road/bridge funds alone BY MARK LIOTTA It was nothing short of a miracle. Breaking

Governor prods House Republicans to finish American Indian museum in Oklahoma City By BARBARA HOBEROCK World Capitol Bureau OKLAHOMA CITY

Oklahoma pension problems: $823 million annual debt, or $3.4 billion in savings after 30 years? By Patrick B. McGuigan, Associate