The Senate has completed filing bills for the first session of the 58^th Legislature.  The deadline was Thursday, Jan.

OKLAHOMA CITY – As a teacher with 15 years of experience in public school classrooms, Sen. David Bullard, R-Durant, knows the impact teachers can have on students.

OKLAHOMA CITY - Following one of the most controversi

OKLAHOMA CITY – While women are protected from various types of discrimination throughout their education under Title IX, Sen. Mary Boren says the law needs to be stronger to protect expecting mothers in Oklahoma’s colleges and universities.

State Sen. George Young, D-Oklahoma City, has filed Senate Bill 480, which would modify the state’s requirement to become a public notary.

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State Sen. George Burns, R-Pollard, along with a group of nine Senators sent a letter to Gov. Kevin Stitt urging him to rethink his plan to enter into a Managed Care contract for Oklahoma’s Medicaid population.

OKLAHOMA CITY - Nearly 1,000 Oklahomans died in the Vietnam War, and many more were injured. Among those brave souls was U.S. Marine Corp. Private First Class Tommy Wayne Haley of Lexington, who died while in combat. Sen.

State Sen. James Leewright, R-Bristow, and Rep. Kyle Hilbert, R-Bristow, expressed their condolences after the sudden passing of Creek County Commissioner Lane Whitehouse.  Whitehouse had worked for the county for 24 years, including 16 years as a supervisor and six as county commissioner for Creek County.

With the goal of increasing student outcomes, State Sen.