Governor reacts to Board of Equalization certification news

Looks forward to another 'significant' Rainy Day deposit, welcomes a 'more fiscally prudent' budget process.

UCO VP Appointed to African-American History Commission

VP Student Affairs Myron Pope joins federal commission coordinating 400th anniversary of arrival of first enslaved Africans to the colonies

USDA Launches Second Round of Trade War Mitigation Payments

Assistance designed to help short-term cash flow issues. Farmers continue to experience trade-related losses.

Governor Seeks SBA Disaster Assistance for Cherokee County

Under SBA rules contiguous counties – Adair, Delaware, Sequoyah – also eligible.

USDA announces Peanut Board appointments – OK growers snubbed

Southwest growers to be represented by Pennsylvania and Kentucky voices instead.

State Attorney General Joins Coalition Against Identity Theft

Attorney General Hunter Joins Coalition Urging Social Security Administration to Fight Synthetic Identity Theft

Governor Fallin Approves Commutation Requests

Action frees 21 nonviolent offenders convicted of crimes that no longer carry long prison terms under new laws

Hinton wind farm construction delayed again

NextEra, DOD continue negotiations over military air training corridor.

Bill aimed at tackling climate change introduced in U.S. Congress

Bipartisan bill, the Energy Innovation Act, aims to boost jobs, improve health and protect family incomes.

Climate change: CO2 emissions are rising again, says new report.

Nations must triple efforts to reach 2°C target, concludes annual review of global emissions, climate action.

Gov. Fallin Thanks Foster Parents for Responding to State Need

Since 2012 Oklahoma has recruited 4,200 new foster families, the highest increase in foster homes of any state in the nation.

Great Plains Regional Medical Center to receive federal support

Elk City location one of 60 projects across 34 states to receive funds. Two million rural Americans to benefit.

OK, AR announce Illinois River water quality agreement

Multi-agency agreement seeks to protect watershed, commits to future collaboration

Tulsa Teacher Panhandles For Donations To Buy School Supplies

With a sign asking for donations and saying "Anything Helps," Teresa Danks raised $55 in six minutes at an intersection near Interstate 44.

Michael Reed, Tulsa's 10 Commandments Statue Destroyer, Strikes Again In Little Rock

Michael Tate Reed II, 32, was institutionalized for delusions after the Tulsa crash. But his latest stunt indicates the visions may be back.