Oklahoma Senate Bill 758, aimed at reducing virtual school days, advances through the Senate Education Committee, emphasizing in-person learning except in emergency situations.

Oklahoma's House Bill 1166, aiming to reform land annexation, passed the Government Oversight Committee unanimously and heads to the House floor for further consideration.

Mayor Nichols of Tulsa announces the final additions to his team, appointing Dr. Jabraan Pasha as Senior Advisor of Community Health and Brentom Todd as Deputy Chief of Staff.

The Oklahoma House passed the Commercial Solar Facility Decommissioning Act requiring solar companies to bear costs of decommissioning solar facilities.

Oklahoma lawmakers call for apolitical Supreme Court justice nominations, reflecting public demand for judicial integrity and rule of law adherence, following a historic non-retention vote.

Oklahoma Senate Bill 912 seeks to restructure the state's aerospace sector, integrating OSIDA into the new ODAA, aiming to improve the space industry's development and regulatory environment.

Oklahoma Senate Bill 670 by Senator Julia Kirt, aiming to enhance mental health care access and integrate its screening in primary care, advances through a committee.

The Oklahoma Senate Committee approved a bill to ban certain food additives linked to health issues, possibly making Oklahoma a leader in food safety regulations.

Oklahoma House Bill 1256 passed to enhance skilled trades education and workforce development, establishing a dedicated fund from fines and penalties.

The Oklahoma House passed a bill for transparency in state contract labor spending, requiring agencies to report on contract workers through payroll systems.

The City of Norman is holding its annual Residential Spring Clean-Up, offering residents specific days to dispose of bulky waste, encouraging donations for reusable items, and providing information on prohibited items and alternate disposal options.

Oak Creek Public Library hosts a Character Championship where participants submit brackets to predict the winner among characters for prizes by March 17.

Oklahoma announces free STEM Summer Academies for middle and high school students, with applications open for various interactive programs at state colleges and universities.