Oklahoma State Senator Michael Brooks sponsored a bill to nullify nondisclosure agreements for state employees upon resignation or termination to promote government transparency.

Oklahoma Senator Bill Coleman has proposed Senate Bill 1543, which would allow courts to consider DUI charges collectively, thereby enabling harsher penalties for repeat offenders.

Oklahoma Senate approves "Rain's Law," enhancing drug awareness curriculum in schools with a focus on fentanyl dangers, inspired by a student's death from a laced pill.

Sen. David Bullard introduced a bill in the Oklahoma Senate to base state retirees' pension COLAs on financial performance rather than legislative decisions.

The Oklahoma House has renamed its Veterans Caucus to Veterans and Public Safety Caucus, led by Air Force veteran Rep. Derrick Hildebrant, to also advocate for public safety officers.

Oklahoma's HB 1064, aimed at preventing corporate investment in residential homes, has passed the Banking committee and will face the Government Oversight committee next.

Senate Bill 1317, aimed at preserving career status for teachers moving between districts in Oklahoma, was unanimously passed by the Senate Education Committee. Senator Dossett champions the bill to allow career recognition transfer.

Senate Bill 1306 would bar insurers from changing coverage for previously authorized drugs, aiming to cut reauthorization delays that leave patients without refills.

Oklahoma's Senate Bill 2001, introduced by Sen. Standridge, aims to freeze property taxes for three years for homeowners displaced by turnpike construction.

Oklahoma Senate Bill 1833, led by Senator Kristen Thompson, aims to limit SNAP purchases to healthier foods and address the state's high SNAP error rate to avoid federal penalties.

Senate Bill 1393 in Oklahoma, sponsored by Senator Kirt, proposes the RESTORE Program to combat affordable housing shortages by incentivizing the renovation of underused properties.

OKC Utilities crews are repairing a 20-inch water main break on Memorial Road, affecting local traffic and water pressure, with repairs expected to finish by Feb. 11.

Governor Stitt awarded Commissioner Tim Tipton the Governor’s Medal of Valor for his dedication to public safety and named a training center after him.