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While it's too early to tell just yet, officials say that we should expect to see an increase in utility bills in April, and possibly beyond.

The bill was met with equal parts chuckling and head-scratching, but not everyone is amused.

The order, which passed unanimously, prioritizes utility availability to homes over businesses during the current winter storm emergency.

“The science also shows us that K-12 [primary and secondary] schools that have implemented strict mitigation strategies have been able to safely open for in-person instruction and remain open."

"The vaccine will be available to Oklahomans with comorbidities as well as educators and school staff. We are one step closer to giving every parent in the state the option to send their kids back to the classroom”

"No Oklahoman should have to wait months to obtain an ID or take a day off work to renew their license. I’m proud to sign this executive order today to help Oklahomans and eliminate the long wait times.”

Starting on Sunday, OHP is discouraging any travel because of the dangerous conditions that will be caused by the winter storm.

"I strongly support the right to peacefully protest, but when these protests turn violent, citizens should have every right to protect themselves and their property.”

The Senate Public Safety committee approved Senate Bill 312 on Monday, which would create harsher penalties for identity theft of a victim less than 18 years old.

State Representative Sean Roberts recently filed a bill calling for the elimination of emergency management directors and staff in all but four Oklahoma municipalities.