A sculpture of Charles G. "Gristmill" Jones was unveiled in Oklahoma City, honoring the pioneer's contributions to the area's development and leadership.

Oklahoma AG Drummond, with other AGs, challenges the SBTi's Net Zero Standard for potentially violating antitrust laws and causing economic harm in energy and agriculture sectors.

Senator Pugh mourned the passing of Pat Potts, an influential figure in early childhood education in Oklahoma, recognizing her lasting impact and transformative work.

Oklahoma Legislative Democrats are starting "Capitol Conversations," public forums for engaging citizens on topics like education and legislation, initiated by leaders Julia Kirt and Cyndi Munson.

Tulsa City Council approves a $6 million plan to house 300 homeless individuals and provide supportive services. The initiative is part of a broader effort to eradicate homelessness by 2030.

Governor Stitt files an emergency petition to address a public safety crisis in Tulsa over the enforcement of laws against tribal members, challenging a settlement with the Muscogee (Creek) Nation.

The Oklahoma Attorney General, with 36 other attorneys general, has called on Instagram to improve location privacy protections, particularly to safeguard minors from potential exploitation.

Oklahoma's Opioid Abatement Board awards $16.6 million in grants for opioid addiction prevention and recovery programs across communities and schools.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt ceremonially signs HB2729, ending Chevron deference and shifting rule interpretation power from agencies to the judiciary.

Oklahoma passes Senate Bill 796, eliminating DEI programs in higher education, to focus on "academic excellence and equal opportunity" without funds for DEI activities or positions.

Senator Pederson issued a statement following the fatal shooting of Officer J.W. Bode in Enid, Oklahoma, highlighting the community's resilience and the bravery of first responders.

Okemah, Oklahoma temporarily relies on the Attorney General's office for law enforcement after the police chief and four officers depart. The AG steps in to ensure local safety and order.

Zac Rinehart, an OTA employee and volunteer firefighter, was killed on duty along the Will Rogers Turnpike. Senator Bergstrom expressed sorrow and reminded of roadway workers' risks, also mentioning injured colleague Colton Armstrong.