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05/10/2013
Commissioner Doaks Consumer Assistance Booth Open at Broken Arrow Rooster Days Festival OKLAHOMA CITY – Visitors to the 82ndAnnual Rooster Days Festival in Broken Arrow this weekend will have the opportunity to have their insurance questions answered by the Oklahoma Insurance Department (OID). The OID Consumer Assistance booth will be set up for all...
05/10/2013
Treasurer Miller and Staff Honored with Quality Commendations by Governor Fallin OKLAHOMA CITY – State Treasurer Ken Miller and his staff have been honored with three Quality Commendations by Governor Mary Fallin for projects conducted by the treasurer’s office during the past year. The awards were presented during Quality Oklahoma Team...
05/09/2013
Attorney General Pruitt Charges Former YWCA Chief Financial Officer in Embezzlement OKLAHOMA CITY – Attorney General Scott Pruitt Thursday charged the former chief financial officer of the Oklahoma City YWCA in an embezzlement scheme involving more than $280,000. The Oklahoma City charity discovered the missing funds and alerted the AG’s...
05/09/2013
Leaders By HEART - Canadian Valley Technology Center Leaders by HEART take business and industry relationship training by the reins.
05/09/2013
Caddo Electric Cooperative - Caddo Kiowa Technology Center Caddo Electric Cooperative and Caddo Kiowa Technology Center provide a power-packed partnership.
05/09/2013
Ricky Shriner - Central Technology Center When cancer hit close to home, Ricky Shriner decided to hit back.
05/09/2013
Charles Machine Works - Meridian Technology Center Charles Machine Works leans into manufacturing in America.
05/09/2013
Jordan McMasters - Red River Technology Center Biomedical science 'MOO'-ves Jordan McMasters to succeed.
05/09/2013
Mitchell Frey - Kiamichi Technology Center Mitchell Frey tackles academics to prevail.
05/09/2013
Commissioner Doak Blasts Federal Officials for Refusing to Fund Insure Oklahoma OKLAHOMA CITY – Insure Oklahoma, a successful, state-based insurance program serving the uninsured, has been scheduled to end December 31 if federal funding is pulled in an attempt to meet requirements of the Affordable Care Act (ACA).  “This is...
05/08/2013
Attorney General Pruitt Charges Former YWCA Chief Financial Officer in Embezzlement No description provided.
05/07/2013
Gov. Fallin Signs into Law Infrastructure Improvement Plan Bill Will Help Address Needs at Capitol, Maintain other State Assets OKLAHOMA CITY – Governor Mary Fallin today signed into law House Bill 1910, a bill that creates a long-term plan to maintain state assets.  The bill, by House Speaker T.W. Shannon and...
05/07/2013
Commissioner Doak Releases Statement of Support for Workers Compensation Reform Following Gov. Mary Fallin’s signing of SB 1062, Insurance Commissioner John D. Doak released the following statement:   “This is a historic moment for Oklahoma and for Workers’ Compensation reform. I applaud Governor...
05/06/2013
Oklahoman: Income tax cut will boost economy, Oklahoma governor says Cutting the personal income tax rate to 5 percent effective in 2015 sends a signal that Oklahoma is serious about tax relief for residents, Gov. Mary Fallin said. The governor plans to sign the income tax-cut measure this week. By Michael McNutt, The Oklahoman...
05/06/2013
Gov. Fallin Signs into Law Historic Workers Comp Reform Bill Reduces Costs to Business, Ensures Injured Workers Treated Fairly OKLAHOMA CITY – Governor Mary Fallin today signed into law Senate Bill 1062, a bill that reforms the workers’ compensation system in Oklahoma.  The bill, by Senate President Pro...
05/06/2013
Oklahoma Now: 2013 Legislative Session Delivers Pro Growth Policies That Move Oklahoma Forward By Governor Mary Fallin With a budget deal reached and a flurry of important legislation ready to be signed into law, it is clear that the 2013 legislative session will be a constructive, even historic, time for lawmakers. On three major fronts, legislative...
05/06/2013
Journal Record: Oklahomas first female governor has a history of taking unexpected path Making her own way: Oklahoma’s first female governor has a history of taking unexpected path By M. Scott Carter, Journal Record Capitol bureau reporter OKLAHOMA CITY – Twice, Mary Fallin has made history. Twice, she changed the world...
05/06/2013
Eastern Redcedar Workshop Turning Trash to Treasure Can eastern redcedar really be a treasure? Indeed. There are people across Oklahoma cutting and using it for furniture, fences, gates, cabinets, countertops, decking, closets, mantels, cabins, beams, oil and more. But the eastern redcedar market tends to be sporadic....
05/06/2013
State Regents Recognize Institution, Business Partnerships Twenty-seven business and higher education partnerships throughout the state were recently recognized for innovative collaborations that strengthen Oklahoma's workforce.
05/03/2013
AG Pruitt, 12 States Send Letter to EPA Warning Not to Employ Backdoor “Sue and Settle” OKLAHOMA CITY – Attorney General Scott Pruitt was joined by 12 states Friday in a letter to the Environmental Protection Agency warning administrators not to employ its backdoor “sue and settle” tactic to regulate hydraulic fracturing and oil...
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