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If I had to describe my main priority as your attorney general, it boils down to this: I fight every day to do what’s right for the people of Oklahoma. That holds true now more than ever in the fight over poultry litter pollution along the Illinois River Watershed. For nearly 20 years, Oklahoma has been battling out-of-state Big Poultry companies. These corporations want you to believe that cleaning up their mess means destroying jobs and hurting our economy.
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(StatePoint) Have you tossed plastic into a recycling bin recently? There’s a large chance that material won’t be recycled. That’s according to a new report, which finds that after decades of being touted as a solution to pollution, plastic recycling is not all it’s cracked up to be. The report also highlights the growing scientific consensus on the health risks and economic costs of plastic pollution.
Read moreOklahoma took a significant step to protect consumers from cryptocurrency fraud with the passage of Senate Bill 1083, which became effective Nov. 1, 2025. This new law implements the state’s first regulations on cryptocurrency ATMs, requiring operators to be licensed, report transactions, and implement fraud prevention measures.
Read moreUndergraduate and graduate students studying music can apply for the DAR Marian Anderson Legacy Scholarship through January 31, 2026. Sponsored by the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), the scholarship provides a one-time $5,000 award to one student annually who is pursuing undergraduate or graduate study in music.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Bar Association Clients’ Security Fund will pay nearly $147,000 to 10 people who lost money or other property from the dishonest conduct of their attorney. The association is reimbursing money to the clients of seven deceased, suspended or former lawyers whose dishonest actions led to the losses.
Read moreWhile most Americans adopt New Year’s resolutions primarily to help themselves and perhaps also benefit their loved ones, three of the most important ones could - in addition - save ACA supplements and slash hundreds of billions in unnecessary medical expenses now paid by taxpayers, suggests public interest law professor John Banzhaf.
Read moreThe Oklahoma Defense IndustryAssociation (ODIA), a member-driven association serving as a statewide connector for Oklahoma’s defense and national security community, was recognized during the Oklahoma Small Business Development Center’s (SBDC) 2025 Advocacy Council Awards Ceremony, held December 18 at Rose State College’s Tannenbaum Aerospace and Cybersecurity Center.
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