The Emerson Kate Cole Act in Oklahoma mandates immediate 911 calls after epinephrine use in schools and yearly allergy training for staff to better handle severe allergic reactions.

Oklahoma House passes HB2781, initiating the Reindustrialize Oklahoma Act for a $4 billion aluminum smelter investment, set to create 1,000+ jobs and double U.S. aluminum production.

Oklahoma House Democrats contested two bills on fiscal policy, arguing they don't meet residents’ needs and may harm financial stability, with concerns about federal funding cuts and unequal benefits.

Oklahoma Senate passes SB 889, requiring hospitals to publish pricing for services online, promoting price transparency and consumer empowerment in healthcare costs.

Oklahoma Governor Stitt has overseen a financial review of ODMHSAS, outlining needs for reforms and additional funding to improve mental health services.

Oklahoma's legislature passed bills to reduce regulations and enhance legislative oversight. Awaiting the governor's signature, these bills aim to recalibrate power, end Chevron deference, and require greater scrutiny of agency rules.

The Oklahoma State Senate celebrated the third annual Hmong Day, recognizing the community and Vietnam War veterans, with speeches, cultural exhibits, and a proposed Hmong heritage center.

The report shows Oklahoma's mental health department is facing a $30 million shortfall, with recommendations for financial reforms and a need for urgent state funding.

Oklahoma passed House Bill 2081, enhancing legal measures to prevent child abduction, particularly during custody disputes, by allowing courts to issue prevention orders.

Senator Shane Jett and artist Nathan Pratt unveiled the "Firewheel" Pendleton blanket prototype at the Oklahoma State Capitol, symbolizing cultural unity and heritage, and promoted fundraising for a Wiley Post sculpture.

The Oklahoma Senate honored Santa Fe South Pathways Middle College students for earning over 3,000 college credits and associate degrees while in high school.

Oklahoma has passed a law to prevent the exclusion of foster parent candidates based on religious or moral convictions regarding sexual identity or gender orientation, aiming to increase the foster parent pool.

Oklahoma firefighters are poised to receive tax credits for cancer screenings with the legislative advancement of House Bill 2011, after a decisive House vote pushing it towards the governor's approval.