Rep. Scott Fetgatter received the Legislative Hero Award from the Oklahoma Nurses Association for his support of healthcare workers and impact on public health.

Representative Erick Harris from Edmond has been appointed to the Uniform Law Commission by House Speaker Kyle Hilbert, aiming to help harmonize state laws across the US.

Oklahoma's new law mandating high school seniors to complete FAFSA has led to a 49.4% increase in applications, moving Oklahoma to 29th in national rankings. The law aims to improve higher education access and economic outcomes.

State Sen. Nikki Nice joins OK-CADP to rally against the death penalty, aiming for criminal justice reform and to honor World Day Against the Death Penalty.

Rep. Tammy West was reappointed to the Oklahoma Commission on the Status of Women, continuing her work on women's advancement in the state until 2026.

Oklahoma State Senator Darrell Weaver was honored with the Oklahoma Legislative Career Achievement Award by the Oklahoma Sheriffs' Association for his support of law enforcement.

Senator Jo Anna Dossett leads a study to investigate implementing paid family leave for Oklahoma's private sector workers, involving experts and considering financial implications.

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.