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FUTURE UNCERTAIN: Polaris Hits Back at City of Muskogee After Annexation Vote

Muskogee · Muskogee

FUTURE UNCERTAIN: Polaris Hits Back at City of Muskogee After Annexation Vote

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

A Polaris Technologies representative told 2 News it was blindsided by City of Muskogee's decision to move toward annexing the land its data center sits upon."The City of Muskogee is seeking annexation of the remaining properties in the John T. Griffith Industrial Park, most of which have already been annexed in," a city official remarked during a June 9 city council meeting. "It has always been the intention of the city to annex the whole park.…See the Story

Legislative Session Mixed Bag for Oklahoma Governor

Oklahoma City · Oklahoma City

Legislative Session Mixed Bag for Oklahoma Governor

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

OKLAHOMA CITY – The legislative session, which ended Friday, was a mixed bag for Gov. Kevin Stitt.See the Story

Small: Taxpayers shouldn’t subsidize idleness

Taxes · Muskogee

Small: Taxpayers shouldn’t subsidize idleness

Taxpayers shouldn’t subsidize idlenessBy Jonathan SmallOklahomans don’t mind providing a helping hand to those in true need. What they hate is paying for others’ idleness. In the view of Oklahomans, those who can work, should work.That’s one of the major problems with the 2020 decision to expand Oklahoma’s Medicaid program to include able-bodied adults with no children, rather than confine the program to children, low-income pregnant women and t…Read Article

ODOC to purchase Lawton Correctional Facility, last privately operated prison

ODOC to purchase Lawton Correctional Facility, take over operations July 25OKLAHOMA CITY (June 5th) – The Oklahoma Department of Corrections has officially entered an agreement to purchase the Lawton Correctional Facility from The GEO Group. ODOC will assume operational control on July 25, a major milestone in strengthening the agency’s transformative presence.This transition brings the State of Oklahoma one step closer to a fully unified correc…Lawton, Oklahoma · Lawton Read Article

Stitt names retired Admiral Slavonic as interim Mental Health commissioner

Governor Stitt names Retired Rear Admiral Gregory Slavonic as Interim Commissioner of Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse ServicesOKLAHOMA CITY (June 3, 2025) -Today, Governor Kevin Stitt named Retired Rear Admiral Gregory Slavonic as Interim Commissioner of the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS). This comes after the Legislature voted to remove the Governor’s previous appointee in a …Mental Health · Oklahoma City Read Article

State Treasurer Todd Russ announces campaign for re-election

State Treasurer Todd Russ Announces Re-Election Bid(Wednesday, June 4th, 2025) State Treasurer Todd Russ announced today that he is running for a second term in 2026. Russ, a Republican, was elected in 2022 with 65 percent of the vote, sweeping all 77 counties. “As Treasurer, I use my extensive background in banking and business, along with more than a decade of mastering the inner workings of state government, to help conservatively manage Okla…Muskogee · Muskogee Read Article

Gov. Stitt, local leaders tout major new industrial park in Chickasha

Governor Stitt, Chickasha leaders Celebrate Largest Private Investment in City History with Announcement of New Industrial Park and Power Generation Joint VentureOKLAHOMA CITY (June 5, 2025) -Today, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt joined local leaders in Chickasha to unveil plans for a major new industrial park and power generation initiative— projects representing the largest single private investment in the city’s history. Spearheaded by Chet Hi…Chickasha · Chickasha Read Article

OCPA column: A successful session

A successful sessionBy Jonathan SmallThe 2025 legislative session has provided many policy wins for Oklahomans, and it is evidence of the intentional efforts by lawmakers to pass meaningful reforms.The success of this session owes much to the leadership of Gov. Kevin Stitt, House Speaker Kyle Hilbert, and Senate Pro Tempore Lonnie Paxton, as well as the hard work of many lawmakers.House Bill 2764 cuts Oklahoma’s top income-tax rate from 4.75 per…Kevin Stitt · Muskogee Read Article

Rep. Rick West: "Just Say No" (to lobbyist money)

Just Say NoBy Rep. Rick West (R-Heavener)Back in the 1980s, then-First Lady Nancy Reagan popularized the phrase "Just Say No" as part of an anti-drug campaign.I kind of feel like bringing that back at the Legislature, but in this case pertaining to lobbyists. Never have I been more convinced that my decision to just say no to lobbyists' or political action committee money was the right move. It's one of the best decisions I've made since I've be…Heavener · Heavener Read Article

OK legislature approves $4 million to relocate USS Batfish

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The Oklahoma Legislature approved House Bill 2794, which allocates $4 million to the USS Batfish for relocation.Floods · Oklahoma See the Story

US Senate approves Lankford bill establishing National Monument in North Tulsa

Senate Approves Lankford Bill Establishing National Monument in North TulsaWASHINGTON, DC (May 23rd) – Thursday, the United States Senate approved the Historic Greenwood District—Black Wall Street National Monument Establishment Act by unanimous consent. The legislation will designate as a national monument the Historic Greenwood District of North Tulsa, Oklahoma, where the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre took place.Senator James Lankford (R-OK) was jo…Senate · Tulsa Read Article

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