State

Virtual Charter School Board verifies Epic is not following the law regarding enrollment reporting

August 27, 2019
The state’s largest virtual charter school is currently under investigation for fraud and embezzlement.

Six more Oklahoma counties designated for disaster assistance brings the total to 27

June 24, 2019
See updates on inspections, applications and new locations for recovering assistance centers.

State Insurance Commissioner visits Sapulpa

June 5, 2019
State Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready toured Sapulpa, seeing the damage and speaking with those affected by the tornadoes.

Bipartisan group of Senators issue joint statement on storm/flooding damage

May 22, 2019
More than half of the members of the Oklahoma State Senate represent communities impacted by this week’s storms, which included tornadoes and severe flooding across the state.

Lawson, Leewright and Hilbert help recognize “Oklahoma People First”

May 1, 2019
Oklahoma People First is a nonprofit self-advocacy group run by and for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Saturday is National Hunting and Fishing Day

September 19, 2018
Senator Allen discussed how important it is that Oklahoma sportsmen and women invest time and effort to encourage future participation in these time-honored traditions.

Lawmakers urge Corp. Comm. to support Wind Catcher project

July 27, 2018
Energy savings, ad valorem taxes and jobs are being pushed as positives from this project.

“No Wind Catcher” movement is picking up steam as plans for substation move closer to Sapulpa

July 20, 2018
The substation—formerly expected to be built in Bixby—will now be built somewhere south of Glenpool or Sapulpa.

Senator urges citizens to be vigilant of how local schools give support and certified staff pay raises

June 11, 2018
“I’m extremely concerned that districts are wanting to use the support staff raises for administrative staff,” he says.
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