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With a successful opening weekend of $81.2 million at the domestic box office, “Twisters” has solidified its place as a summer blockbuster.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond is warning Oklahoma consumers about a new scam in Oklahoma involving text messages about overdue toll charges.

Governor Stitt has signed into law a handful of Gollihare’s bills, including public safety proposals, a measure to protect landowner’s property rights and a bill on firefighter’s pensions.

More than 208,000 students in Oklahoma are grappling with food insecurity. Confusion earlier in the year about what food programs will be available has left some families feeling anxious about providing nutritious meals this summer.

The Oklahoma State Legislature has officially recognized Central Tech and Freymiller Trucking for their collaborative efforts in launching the transformative Second Chance Program, which provides justice-involved individuals with critical skills and opportunities in the trucking industry.

Will Oklahoma ever be able to "Lock the Clock?" It's not as easy as it seems. Two of our state's politicians want to end the time change, but have different ideas on how to go about it.

Plus, read Hern's criticism of the $6 billion payout to Iran, which is back in the spotlight following the attack on Israel over the weekend.

The report highlights Gollihare's votes promoting job creation and economic growth throughout Oklahoma.

Drummond addressed several hot topics at his "listening tour" stop in Sapulpa, including the McGirt Ruling, state relations with the Native American tribes, and Oklahoma's oversupply of marijuana.

“They can't just change the rules and try to enforce something that has already been ruled on in court."