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U.S. Senator James Lankford is raising concerns that marijuana businesses could receive federal tax breaks following the federal government’s decision to reclassify marijuana from a Schedule I to a Schedule III controlled substance.
Lankford and House Budget Committee Chairman Jodey Arrington sent a letter ...
Republican gubernatorial candidate Chip Keating announced the launch of Farmers and Ranchers for Keating during a campaign rally in Elk City, highlighting support from agricultural producers and rural leaders across Oklahoma.
The campaign said the coalition includes farmers, ranchers, landowners and commun...
Candidates seeking local office in Oklahoma are now subject to expanded campaign finance reporting requirements under a law designed to increase transparency in local elections.
Senate Bill 890 requires candidates for county offices, municipal positions, school boards and technology center boards to regist...
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond has filed a lawsuit seeking to block construction of a proposed aluminum smelting facility in Inola, arguing the project would pose risks to Oklahoma’s air, water and electric grid.
The petition, filed in Rogers County District Court, targets Oklahoma Primary Aluminum, a proposed facility backed by Emirates Global Aluminium an...
Legislation creating new requirements for courts to consider risk assessments when making pretrial release decisions has been signed into law.
Senate Bill 1618, known as the Public Protection Act, requires courts to use validated risk assessments and public safety reporting to help determine whether a defendant is likely to commit additional crimes, fail to appear in c...