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Temporary Cable Barriers: Government Wisdom Or Waste? Most drivers are familiar with one or both of these projects, and a

Norman Woman Chains Herself to Excavator, is Arrested

Keystone XL pipeline protester arrested in Oklahoma BY JAY F. MARKS Norman resident Elisabeth Leja went to jail Monday to

No pay raises for state workers in Oklahoma governor’s proposed budget By Michael McNutt Gov. Mary Fallin’s proposal to cut

For Immediate Release February 4, 2013 OCPA Reacts to the Governor’s State of the State Address OKLAHOMA CITY (Feb. 4,

Michael Schwartz, Longtime Coburn Staffer and Anti-Abortion Advocate, Dies at 63 By Emily Cahn, Roll Call Staff Feb. 4, 2013, 5:26

From the Daily Oklahoman… House Republicans again will try to avert deep military spending cuts, Oklahoma lawmakers say Reps. James

Tulsa blogger Michael Bates has an interesting take and some history on the Dodge Ram ad from last night’s Super

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 4, 2013 Governor Mary Fallin’s 2013 State of the State Address OKLAHOMA CITY – Governor Mary

Gov. Fallin was right to reject Obamacare Medicaid expansion BY BRANDON DUTCHER · MON, FEB 04, 2013 Gov. Mary Fallin

Legislature Preview: New speaker hopes to capitalize on diversity of Republican caucus BY BARBARA HOBEROCK World Capitol Bureau Monday, February

Quick roundup of the news from this weekend, just in case you missed it… Tulsa World: Home-start total highest since 2009 NewsOK:

As we look at the “Road Ahead” for the GOP, here is an interesting piece from Charlie Cook at the