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During a recent forum for Lt. Governor candidates hosted by the Garfield County Republican Women, David Ostrowe says that Governor Kevin Stitt has endorsed his bid.
“Governor Stitt recruited me for this position. He’s endorsing me actively. And I will be the person that will help us drive our future,” Ostrowe said.
The McCarv...
Legislation expanding Oklahoma’s Caring for Caregivers Tax Credit has become law, broadening eligibility and increasing support for families caring for loved ones at home.
Oklahoma Representative Tammy West authored House Bill 4118 to expand the tax credit by removing the minimum age requirement for eligib...
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond has filed a lawsuit against Temu alleging the Chinese online shopping platform unlawfully collected consumer data, violated users’ privacy and sold counterfeit products tied to major Oklahoma brands.
The lawsuit, filed last week in Cleveland County District Court, ...
By Congressman Tom Cole
Today marks the beginning of National Police Week. A tradition that began in 1962 when President John F. Kennedy signed Joint Resolution 76 into law, this week now occurs annually as an opportunity for us, as Americans, to honor our brave law enforcement officers. So, first, I want to start by thanking our police officers who so selflessly put t...
By Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy CEO Joe Dorman
OKLAHOMA CITY – Among my duties as CEO of the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) is sharing the message of how to be an advocate. Other than this weekly column and social media posts, I often present advocacy tips to civic organizations.
I want to thank the Rotary Clubs of Northwest Oklahoma City ...