Oklahoma's AG office announces its annual Employment Law Symposium in Tulsa and Oklahoma City, offering sessions on workplace laws with Continuing Education Credits.

The Oklahoma House Energy Committee reviewed the OCC's regulatory role in the oil and gas industry, addressing issues like funding, seismic activities, and efficiency.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt appoints Clay Bullard as Chief Advisor for Health and Mental Health and Director of OHCA, recognizing his 20+ years in healthcare and commitment to innovation.

Oklahoma Senator Dave Rader led a study on modernizing the state’s criminal justice system, aiming to improve efficiency and reduce costs without compromising safety.

House Speaker Kyle Hilbert supports changes to Oklahoma's educational governance system, including transitioning the State Superintendent from an elected to appointed position for improved accountability.

Oklahoma House Democrats reacted to Governor Stitt's overhaul of the State Dept. of Education. They hope the new leadership will improve public education and criticize moving state appointments to governor control.

Oklahoma Rep. Jay Steagall proposes a constitutional amendment for a balanced federal budget, withheld salaries during shutdowns, and ineligibility for re-election due to non-compliance.

Dan Hamlin replaces Nellie Sanders as Oklahoma's Secretary of Education; Governor Stitt praises Sanders' work and looks forward to Hamlin's contributions.

Lindel Fields, with a notable background in education, has been appointed as Oklahoma’s new State Superintendent of Public Instruction to complete Ryan Walters' term.

Oklahoma Sen. Bill Coleman is pushing to expand GPS tracking in protective order cases, addressing gaps in awareness and enforcement. His proposed Protection from Domestic Abuse Act will be considered in February.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt reshuffled the State Board of Education by appointing Brian Bobek and Wes Nofire to replace outgoing members Zach Archer and Sarah Lepak.

Governor Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma appoints Lindel Fields as the new State Superintendent, launching reforms aimed at improving the state's education system.

Brett Griffin of Edmond Electric went from apprentice to distribution superintendent, reflecting a career of dedication and service to his community as a lineman.