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02/13/2013
Eight States Join Oklahoma, South Carolina and Michigan in Challenge to Dodd-Frank Financial Law OKLAHOMA CITY – Eight states Wednesday joined Oklahoma, South Carolina and Michigan in a multi-state lawsuit challenging the constitutionality and unchecked power of the Dodd-Frank financial act.  The state attorneys general are challenging Title II of...
02/13/2013
The Lawton Constitution: Local Control of Smoking Makes Sense Editorial Gov. Mary Fallin took a courageous stand against what she correctly labeled “Oklahoma’s No. 1” killer in her State of the State address on Monday: Tobacco. Smoking and other tobacco products account for the death of 6,000...
02/12/2013
Eight States Join Oklahoma South Carolina and Michigan in Challenge to Dodd Frank Financial Law No description provided.
02/12/2013
Lt. Governor Lamb Releases 2013 Small Business Small Manufacturer Legislative Agenda Oklahoma City —Lt. Governor Todd Lamb joined State Chamber of Oklahoma President and CEO Fred Morgan and Oklahoma Manufacturing Alliance President Chuck Prucha on Tuesday to announce the 2013 Small Business and Small Manufacturer Legislative Agenda.
02/12/2013
Rising Income Tax Revenues Yield Years Biggest GRF Deposit State Finance Secretary Preston L. Doerflinger announced Tuesday that rising income tax receipts lifted collections to the General Revenue Fund to $578.3 million in January, the highest monthly total for the first seven months of the current fiscal year and an increase of...
02/11/2013
Students to Gather at State Capitol for Higher Education Day What: Higher Education Day at the Capitol
02/08/2013
Oklahoma City Restaurant Owner Agrees to Prosecution Terms for Grand Jury Perjury in DA Party Case OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma City restaurant owner Wade Starr on Friday agreed to a deferred prosecution to avoid a trial on charges of perjury from his grand jury testimony about a post-election party for District Attorney David Prater, Attorney General Scott Pruitt...
02/08/2013
NewsOK: Officials offer consolidation of information technology services to school districts By Michael McNutt | Published: February 8, 2013     Public school districts would save millions of dollars by hooking up with a state agency to consolidate information technology workers and share in services, Oklahoma's information...
02/08/2013
Roll Call: Markell and Fallin: Nation's Fiscal Health Depends on Flexible Federalism By Govs. Jack Markell and Mary Fallin States and the federal government are inseparable partners in creating a strong economic future for our country. What affects one partner affects the other. Just as governing a state is vital to the nation’s fiscal health,...
02/08/2013
Insurance Commissioner to Help Raise Awareness of Congenital Heart Defects in Children Insurance Commissioner to Help Raise Awareness of Congenital Heart Defects in Children OKLAHOMA CITY – Just two days after doctors performed a cardiac procedure on his daughter, Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John D. Doak will take part in a balloon release...
02/07/2013
Oklahoma City Restaurant Owner Agrees to Prosecution Terms for Grand Jury Perjury in DA Party Case No description provided.
02/06/2013
AG Pruitt Issues Consumer Alert on Realtor Complaint Website Scam OKLAHOMA CITY — Attorney General Scott Pruitt Wednesday issued a warning for Oklahoma consumers and realtors to beware of a fraudulent realtor complaint website. The website, Realtor-complaints.com, has used the REALTOR registered trademark to promote the...
02/05/2013
Attorney General Pruitt Issues Consumer Alert on Realtor Complaint Website Scam No description provided.
02/05/2013
AG Pruitt Issues Consumer Alert on Records Service Targeting Oklahoma Businesses OKLAHOMA CITY — Attorney General Scott Pruitt Tuesday issued a warning for Oklahoma consumers and business owners to beware of letters sent by a records service that claims to file government forms for a fee.  Consumers in several states have reported...
02/05/2013
Gov. Fallin Announces Opening of Capitol Wellness Center OKLAHOMA CITY – Governor Mary Fallin today announced the opening of the Capitol Wellness Center, a new workout facility at the State Capitol that is part of Oklahoma’s larger effort to improve citizen health. “A year ago I ordered the Capitol...
02/05/2013
Commissioner Doak Recommends Legislation to Create Temporary Insurance Plan for Uninsured Drivers Insurance Commissioner Also Announces Creation of Coalition Against Uninsured Drivers   OKLAHOMA CITY – A pair of legislative proposals would allow law enforcement officers to remove the tags of uninsured vehicles and create a...
02/05/2013
January Gross Receipts Make History Charts and graphs OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma’s economy reached a number of milestones as it showed expansion in January, State Treasurer Ken Miller said today as he released the state’s monthly gross receipts to the treasury report....
02/04/2013
Attorney General Pruitt Issues Consumer Alert on Records Service Targeting Oklahoma Businesses No description provided.
02/04/2013
News 9: Governor Calls For Lower Taxes, More Money For Education In State Of State Address By News9.com and Wire Reports OKLAHOMA CITY - Gov. Mary Fallin is asking legislators to beef up funding for education and state Capitol repairs, while lowering the state's top income tax rate. The governor outlined her plans during the State of the...
02/04/2013
NewsOK: Gov. Mary Fallin seeks personal income tax cut, money for Capitol By Michael McNutt | Published: February 4, 2013  Gov. Mary Fallin challenged lawmakers Monday to cut the top bracket of the state's personal income tax, develop a plan to repair the crumbling state Capitol, provide money for earlier public school...
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