AG Pruitt: Nationwide Stay Protects Oklahoma Schools
Federal court hands down injunction of President’s transgender guidance rule
OKLAHOMA CITY – Late Sunday, a federal court issued a nationwide injunction on the Obama administration’s significant guidance order that seeks to redefine the Title IX...
Gov. Fallin, State Agencies Reveal New License Plate Design
OKLAHOMA CITY ' Governor Mary Fallin today led an interagency coalition in unveiling the design for Oklahoma's new state license plate, titled 'Explore Oklahoma.' The new plate depicts Oklahoma's state bird, a scissor-tailed flycatcher, soaring over lakes,...
08/22/2016
Tips to help avoid gardening injuries
STILLWATER, Okla. Many people enjoy gardening for its relaxing benefits, but it is important to keep in mind it is still a physical activity.
08/19/2016
Oklahoma City Listed Among Top Destination Cities for Millennials
OKLAHOMA CITY - Governor Mary Fallin today applauded Oklahoma City for being listed as a top place for millennials to live.
According to data collected by realtor.com , Oklahoma City is the sixth-top destination for millennials.
'This is great news for our...
The Oklahoman: 'Freedom' Ranking Is Good News for Oklahoma
. by The Oklahoman Editorial Board Published: August 18, 2016
OKLAHOMA typically lands at the lower end of 50-state rankings on a host of issues, so it's worth noting those occasions when the opposite occurs. The 2016 edition of the libertarian Cato Institute's...
08/18/2016
Cooperation, Collaboration Produce Momentous Water Rights Agreement
I'm proud to be part of the recently announced water rights settlement agreement among the state of Oklahoma, the Chickasaw and Choctaw nations and Oklahoma City. By choosing cooperation and collaboration over conflict and litigation, this historic agreement strengthens...
08/17/2016
Former Insurance Agent Headed to Prison for Fraud
OKLAHOMA CITY ' A former insurance agent has been sentenced to 27 months in prison for fraud. Gary Edward Hibbing, 53, pleaded guilty to two counts of wire fraud and two counts of money laundering.
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'He took advantage of his clients' trust,' said...
08/17/2016
Did you know worms will eat your junk mail
STILLWATER, Okla. You can find them crawling across the sidewalk, under a rock or dangling from a fishing hook. There even was a children's book detailing various ways in which they could be eaten, including frying in cornmeal and topped with condiments.
08/17/2016
Off Broadway 44 debuts with two-month resurfacing project on I-235
A resurfacing project starting Monday on I-235 will be the warm up act for a three-year, $88 million widening project and reconstruction of the N. 50th St. intersection and the BNSF railroad bridge over the interstate.
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation is...
08/16/2016
DASNR selects 2016 Distinguished Alumni and Champions
STILLWATER, Okla. The Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources at Oklahoma State University has a rich tradition and history of improving the quality of life for all Oklahomans through conducting and disseminating science-based research.
DPS Statement on Implied Consent Hearings
When a driver is arrested for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol in Oklahoma, the driver is charged with the crime of driving under the influence and also provided notice that their driving privileges will be administratively revoked by the Department of Public...
Bentley tops in 2015-16 Oklahoma variety performance tests
STILLWATER, Okla. The results from this year's growing wheat season are in and Bentley, a hard red winter variety developed by the Oklahoma State University Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, was among the best performers across Oklahoma.
ICYMI: The Oklahoman: Pruitt claims win in inmate phone lawsuit
By Chris Casteel
WASHINGTON — Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt claimed victory Tuesday after the Federal Communications Commission modified its plan for reducing rates charged by jails and prisons for inmate phone calls.
Pruitt said an order issued by the...