Hofmeister Holds First Board Meeting, Launches Transparency Effort
Oklahoma schools Superintendent Joy Hofmeister takes seat on standards steering committee, launches transparency effort By Tim Willert State schools Superintendent
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It’s Election Time for GOP Activists
The below email is from the Tulsa County GOP. As we’ve previously mentioned, there are currently three candidates for State
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AP: Fallin Refuses To Take Position On Gay Discrimination
Fallin refuses to take position on gay discrimination BY SEAN MURPHY, ASSOCIATED PRESS OKLAHOMA CITY — Gov. Mary Fallin refused
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Will Dan Boren Run In 2018? “I Wouldn’t Rule It Out”
Dan Boren opines about future possibilities By Mick Hinton, Norman Transcript When Dan Boren was asked whether he might some
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OIPA: OPI Short-Sighted In Energy Tax Analysis, Benefits
Roller: Same song, second verse By: James Roller, Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association During the 2014 legislative session, the Oklahoma Policy Institute
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Fallin: Agencies Should Prepare For Cutbacks in 2015
Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin says agencies should prepare for potential cutbacks by Rick Green Gov. Mary Fallin said Wednesday state
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Will Oklahoma Put A Stop To Local Bans On Drilling?
Several Oklahoma bills target local drilling bans by Paul Monies The power of local communities to regulate oil and natural
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Bridenstine Named to House Armed Services Subcommittees
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 28, 2015 Today, Chairman Mac Thornberry (R-TX) assigned Congressman Jim Bridenstine to the House Armed Services (HASC)
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Fallin Looks To ‘Revolving Funds’ To Close Budget Gap
Fallin points to ‘revolving funds’ to help close Oklahoma’s budget hole by Rick Green Millions of dollars in so-called “revolving
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Lankford, Fischer Call For Transparency In Unfunded Mandates
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 21, 2015 Senators Lankford and Fischer Introduce Bill to Bring Transparency to Unfunded Mandates WASHINGTON, DC –
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Budget Picture: Tulsa World Asks ‘Where Is All The Money Going?’
Tulsa World Editorial: Tulsa World looks at state spending priorities By World’s Editorial Writers In Sunday’s Opinion section we begin
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Yen, Small: Let’s Protect Oklahoma Patients’ Rights
Ervin Yen, Jonathan Small: Let’s protect Oklahoma patients’ rights BY JONATHAN SMALL AND, STATE SEN. ERVIN YEN Many policy issues
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