The OK Policy analysis suggests Oklahoma legislate with caution regarding budget and tax cuts, amidst various state and federal updates including educational controversies and digital infrastructure improvements.

OK Policy predicts an $8.225 billion budget for FY2026, urging tax credit modernization and caution against revenue cuts.

Oklahoma County officials will enter mediation with Oklahoma City leaders over a contested new jail site, with concerns over community impact and a looming ARPA funding deadline.

Oklahoma's largest school districts are affirming their commitment to serve all students despite a proposal to require proof of citizenship for enrollment, noting they do not collect immigration status information.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond challenges the accuracy of Governor Stitt's budget projections, advocating for increased legislative oversight to ensure fiscal honesty and transparency.

OKC Council implements new home-sharing regulations set to take effect on Feb. 16, 2025, including caps on guests and rental nights, parking requirements, and stricter enforcement measures.

Cleveland County Commissioners allocated $475,000 from the American Rescue Plan to nonprofit programs addressing substance abuse and youth homelessness, including funds for Hope Center Ministries and Bridges of Moore's new housing project.

Oklahoma lawmakers appeal to the state Supreme Court against OG&E's rate increase and alleged ethical violations by Commissioner Todd Hiett, arguing for greater transparency and adherence to ethics rules.

Oklahoma Democratic Leader Julia Kirt introduced two bills for tax relief, aiming to update the state's sales tax credit and provide a new credit for renters to ease the financial burden on working families.

Oklahoma introduces new social studies standards that emphasize a pro-America and pro-Christianity narrative and incorporate Superintendent Walters' Bible curriculum recommendations.

Oklahoma County announces the completion of road and highway projects in District 3, including Penn and Danforth overlays, collaborations with Edmond and Oklahoma City, the 178th bridge, and forthcoming extension and maintenance work.

Oklahoma legislator Anthony Moore has introduced a bill to create a state-exclusive college athletic conference, aiming to give student athletes more academic time and reduce university costs.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt issues Executive Order 2024-29, requiring all full-time state employees to return to in-office work by February 2025, citing efficiency and accountability. Exceptions will be considered for certain roles or space issues.