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Jones: Pension Math Could Have Major Impact

Pension accounting change could hurt schools, cities By Randy Ellis A scheduled accounting change in the way governmental entities must

For Immediate Release: November 6, 2013 Editor’s Note: The letter from the Attorneys General can be found here. Oklahoma Joins Nine Other

New Law Changes When Oklahomans Can Vote Early Russell Hulstine, NewsOn6.com OKLAHOMA CITY – A new law has changed when

Pruitt rips Okla. high court on abortion dismissal By SEAN MURPHY OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Republican Attorney General Scott Pruitt

Make A-F system work By GOV. MARY FALLIN The A-F public school grading system being implemented in Oklahoma is designed

Our colleague Jamison Faught at Muskogee Politico has put together a good comparison of contributions to incumbents and announced candidates

Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin accused of violating Open Records Act By Matt Dinger A former office director for Gov. Mary

RETIREMENT LOTTERY! Wouldn’t it be great if you could retire with a pension that paid you more than you made

Oklahoma agency heads granted five-digit pay increases By Randy Ellis Oklahoma Tourism Executive Director Deby Snodgrass was granted a $40,000

Former Oklahoma Rep. Randy Terrill found guilty of political bribery charge By Nolan Clay Former state Rep. Randy Terrill was

For Immediate Release: October 29, 2013 Lamb Leadership Team Named In anticipation of a 2014 reelection campaign, Lt. Governor Todd

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 28, 2013 AFP Oklahoma Announces New State Director Matt Ball Pursues New Opportunity; John Tidwell Joins