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Pruitt: OK Joining Lawsuit Against CA Egg Restrictions

For Immediate Release: March 6, 2014 Oklahoma Joins Multistate Lawsuit against California over Restrictive Farming Law OKLAHOMA CITY – Attorney

House Democrats announce support for American Indian Museum Oklahoma House Democrats on Wednesday announced their unanimous support for a Senate

‘August: Osage County’ image of Oklahoma spurs state House to spurn film incentives By RANDY KREHBIEL World Staff Writer OKLAHOMA

Editor’s note: This is one of a regular series of monthly columns titled “Oklahoma Now” by Governor Mary Fallin. The

Oklahoma House leaders want pension overhaul linked to targeted pay increases BY RANDY ELLIS Members of the state House of

State tax commission powerless to audit tribes, enforce sales tax collections by Andrew Knittle Indian tribes that operate retail businesses

Attorney to Okla. high court: Pruitt abused discretion in rewriting storm shelter ballot title By TIM TALLEY Associated Press OKLAHOMA

Obamacare to hurt Oklahoma Wage Earners by Oklahoma Labor Commissioner Mark Costello As a businessman, numbers have always been a

Oklahoma Senate panel passes bills aimed at reducing prescription drug abuse By BARBARA HOBEROCK World Capitol Bureau OKLAHOMA CITY -

Attorney General Puitt send the following letter to Speaker Hickman last week. Read the letter here. The Honorable Jeff Hickman Speaker

Oklahoma Senate committee OKs bills to limit cellphone use while driving By Randy Ellis Two bills to limit cellphone

Oklahoma Legislature may rescind Common Core education standards Legislation to halt the education standards program will likely be considered this