Sen. David Bullard praised the Oklahoma Supreme Court's decision on HB 1775, which restricts the teaching of certain racial and gender concepts in schools, viewing it as a prevention against ideological indoctrination.

Rep. Kevin Norwood was sworn into the Oklahoma House, filling the final seat and readying the assembly for the 2026 session with a focus on community values.

Amanda Clinton and Aletia Timmons were ceremonially sworn into the Oklahoma House, representing districts 71 and 97, with goals to advance the Democratic agenda on education and healthcare.

State Superintendent Ryan Walters attended the inauguration of the White House Founders Museum, which honors America's founders and is part of Trump's pro-patriotism education initiative.

A poll by Oklahoma's business groups reveals 85% support for CareerTech's role in preparing the workforce, yet 88% of businesses struggle with finding skilled workers, hindering state growth and investment.

The Oklahoma County Detention Center has been cited for multiple health and safety failures, including inadequate safety checks, sanitation issues, and poor inmate management.

Rep. Emily Gise spoke at The Boulder Summit, emphasizing Oklahoma's laws to combat antisemitism in education and supporting policies that ensure campus safety and respect.

Adria Berry of the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority has been appointed as president of the Cannabis Regulators Association (CANNRA) for 2025-2026. Her success in regulating medical cannabis in Oklahoma is recognized nationally.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt announces plans for a business court system, hinting at a more lenient environment to attract corporations and entrepreneurs. Critics may worry about judicial implications.

Oklahoma State Representative Erick Harris joins Leadership Oklahoma Class 38, aiming to address key state challenges through collaboration and innovation.

Oklahoma statehouse leaders condemned the political violence against Minnesota lawmakers, emphasizing solidarity, the importance of democracy, and prayers for the affected families.

Oklahoma Senate education leaders have signed a series of bills aimed at improving teacher recruitment, math proficiency, and opportunities for students and educators.

A fatal sibling altercation in Oklahoma City marks the city's 31st homicide, with one sibling stabbed and later dying in hospital; the other released pending investigation.