Oklahoma's HB 3288, introduced by Rep. Cynthia Roe, proposes increased physical activity in schools, aiming to enhance student health and academic performance.

Oklahoma Rep. Andy Fugate proposes House Joint Resolution 1048 to strengthen initiative petition rights, requiring public vote on legislative changes to the process.

Oklahoma Attorney General approves the denial of clemency for convicted murderer Kendrick Simpson by the Pardon and Parole Board, supporting his scheduled execution.

Attorney General Drummond approves the dismissal of a lawsuit against ClassWallet over educational relief funds, citing the State's failure to use provided financial tools.

Rep. Andy Fugate introduces HB 3018 to fix Oklahoma DUI law, addressing medical marijuana users' concerns about being charged due to lingering THC in their system.

George's, Inc., an Oklahoma poultry producer, settled with the state, agreeing to pay $5 million and implement a plan to reduce pollution in the Illinois River Watershed.

Rep. Dick Lowe filed a series of education bills in Oklahoma focusing on graduation requirements, teacher qualifications, literacy programs, and funding formulas to improve student success and consistency in the education system.

Rep. Jim Shaw introduced two bills in Oklahoma: one promoting government transparency by limiting nondisclosure agreements and another refining firearm carry laws on public property.

Oklahoma State Senator Brian Guthrie has proposed legislation to prevent foreign ownership of land in the state through two measures, SB 1582 and SJR 31.

Oklahoma City received a $25 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation for street safety improvements, focusing on reducing road deaths and enhancing accessibility.

Lawton City Council welcomed new members Kirby Brown and Tiffiney Dimery, with Allan Hampton starting a third term, followed by a tribute to outgoing councillors.

Rep. Ron Stewart is the new House Democratic Whip in Oklahoma, succeeding Rep. Forrest Bennett. His focus is on improving the lives of working families, with support from House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson.

Oklahoma City has announced closures and service changes for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, with postponed trash pick-up and free fares on public transit.