Oklahoma legislation aims to reform the initiative petition process amidst concerns of outside influence, with Senate Bill 1027 requiring resident signature gatherers and extending collection beyond metropolitan areas.

Oklahoma House recognizes National Crime Victims' Rights Week, emphasizing victim rights in the judicial process with a resolution authored by Rep. Ross Ford.

Oklahoma hosted an Aerospace Town Hall to discuss the sector's growth, with industry experts and representatives highlighting the state's increasing presence in aerospace, aviation, and defense sectors.

Former Oklahoma Senate President Marvin York has passed away, with House Democratic Leader Cyndi Munson sharing condolences and praising York's advocacy for the Equal Rights Amendment.

Rep. McCane opposes the U.S. Department of Education's threat to withdraw funding from schools that don't certify bans on DEI programs, calling it federal overreach.

Rep. Humphrey defends ousted Forestry Director Goeller after Oklahoma wildfires, criticizing Gov. Stitt’s actions and demanding Goeller's reinstatement.

Oklahoma County addresses aftermath of fires with property tax relief for affected residents, totaling estimated $40,211 for March wildfire victims; no fatalities reported.

Norman's Comprehensive Plan proceeds to the public phase with a meeting schedule after Steering Committee approval, enabling community consultation on infrastructure plans.

Oklahoma Senate passes lawsuit reforms to improve the business climate and reduce the state's economic burden from legal costs, with the aim of curbing job losses and fostering fairness in the courts.

Oklahoma legislation may allow residents up to age 30 to complete high school, with the bill passing a committee stage and focusing on virtual education programs for older students.

Oklahoma Senate Democrats critique DOGE-OK for returning $157 million in health grants to the federal government, warning of adverse effects on state health care.

Oklahoma celebrated its thriving aerospace industry on AERO Day, showcasing its economic and military significance, with 240 students, 60 exhibitors, and military members attending.

Oklahoma Rep. Humphrey has called for an investigation into DHS for alleged negligence and abuse against children, criticizing the department's lack of reform and urging immediate action.