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FEMA’s grant funding will allow Oklahoma to provide those unemployed due to COVID-19 $300 per week on top of their regular unemployment benefit.

"Perhaps these funds would be better served in support of our police departments rather than giving tax breaks to an organization that supports defunding police and the dissolution of the American nuclear family.”

Oklahoma’s long-term care and nursing home facilities can apply for grant funding from the State to cover the expense of infection disease support, PPE supplies, and mitigation expenses related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

"This is an opportunity for individuals in Oklahoma communities to share information on community resources that exist and those that are needed."

“On the far end of the Trail of Tears was a promise.” These powerful words marked the beginning of a recent watershed opinion of the U.S. Supreme Court, the impact of which will reverberate across Oklahoma for years to come.

Long lines at unemployment offices and long hold times to speak to claims representatives have been the norm since the pandemic started. What's causing the holdup?

Lawson's work on HB 2272 earned him high praise from Sheriff Bret Bowling, who called Lawson "a great advocate for law enforcement."

"June 19, 1865, was not just the last day that Blacks experienced chattel slavery. It was the last day that Americans did too, and that is something we should all celebrate together."

"Secure Your Load" is a national campaign to remind and encourage drivers to make sure whatever they're hauling is secure in their vehicle.

Wondering how new legislature regarding absentee voting will affect you? Here's what we found out.