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Statewide bicycle route proposed for Route 66
July 19, 2021
The proposed route would stretch across 400 miles of the historic highway in Oklahoma and through downtown Sapulpa, starting at…
OSDH announces changes to COVID-19 data reporting as Governor’s State of Emergency expires
May 5, 2021
OSDH will stop publishing daily Executive Order Report; Situation Update and Weekly Epidemiology Report to continue.
Governor Stitt withdraws COVID-19 state of emergency declaration
May 4, 2021
Read the announcement and see Gov. Stitt's address to Oklahomans about where the state lies a year after declaring the…
Bill prohibiting “Critical Race Theory” curriculum passes the House
April 30, 2021
A House bill, amended in the state Senate, that will prohibit Oklahoma public schools, colleges and universities from incorporating certain…
Governor Stitt signs heartbeat bill
April 27, 2021
This bill will stop abortions from being performed once an unborn child is determined to have a detectable heartbeat.
Governor makes Oklahoma a Second Amendment Sanctuary State by signing Senate Bill 631 into law
April 27, 2021
Oklahoma is officially a Second Amendment Sanctuary State after the governor signed Senate Bill 631 into law on Monday.
Governor Signs Bill Updating Motorist Protections during Riots
April 23, 2021
This bill creates a new section of law that protects drivers fleeing a riot under a reasonable belief their actions…
Hydroxychloroquine purchased by Oklahoma took a detour
April 22, 2021
How did a $2.6 million shipment of hydroxychloroquine meant for COVID-19 patients end up at a pharmacy in Pryor, Oklahoma?
State Representative Mark Lawson receives child abuse prevention award
April 21, 2021
Lawson he was introducing a standard resolution, and "it turned into a day I'll never forget," he said.
Bill to Exempt Law Officers from Jury Duty Sent to Governor
April 19, 2021
A bill that will exempt certain law enforcement officers from jury duty passed the state Senate on Thursday and moves…
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