The announcement came during a joint news conference held by Gov. Kevin Stitt and leaders of the Oklahoma Senate and House.

A 38-year-old Oklahoma woman, Amy D. Shelton, has been sentenced to 30 months in federal prison for bank fraud and filing a false federal income tax return. U.S. District Judge Gregory K.

Explained that tax savings benefit the general population. Stressed the need for more electricity generation in Oklahoma ... version is well-refined. Key reforms include: the cap on non-economic ...

April Wilkens has spent nearly half of her life in prison ... reforms for more than decade before it became law in New York. Mogulescu said seeing this change happen in a state like Oklahoma ...

Oklahoma lawmakers are considering a $312 million allocation to purchase the Lawton Correctional and Rehabilitation Facility from The GEO Group. The Lawton facility is the only privately-operated ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — Concerns about the Parental Choice Tax Credit program have prompted some lawmakers to propose reforms as other legislation has been filed to expand the program by removing the ...

Kevin Stitt and Oklahoma legislative ... cut the state's highest income tax rate by a quarter of a percentage point, Stitt said. The agreement also covers tort reforms and the creation of ...

Oklahoma Gov ... a cut to the state's highest income tax rate, which covers people earning more than $7,500. The agreement also includes tort reforms and the creation of specialized business ...