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Rep. Kevin Hern, a Republican from Oklahoma, appears to have failed to properly disclose millions of dollars worth of stock and corporate-security trades during the past year, which would be a violation of a federal transparency law, according to a NOTUS analysis of congressional financial records.
Read moreAs we discussed last week, the Oklahoma Legislature continues to move several potential laws forward for the 2026 session over the past month. Lawmakers have held committee meetings to initially consider the bills filed for 2026.
Read moreDear Dave, I’m single, and I work with a well-known, high-end retail company. Over the years, I’ve noticed that certain models of some watch brands appreciate incredibly over time. I’ve seen a few that have doubled, tripled and even quadrupled in value over the years. With this in mind, what do you think about the idea of select watches, including vintage watches, as part of my investment portfolio?
Read moreThe Senate recently passed the first major deadline of this legislative session. To remain eligible for consideration this year, bills had to be heard in Senate committees by March 5 to continue advancing through the legislative process. By that deadline, just over 400 bills and three Senate Joint Resolutions had passed out of Senate committees. That’s down from the 1,021 bills and resolutions filed by senators this year, along with hundreds more that carried over from the previous legislative session.
Read moreOklahoma Stakeholders React to The Undetermined Future of Medical Marijuana Industry
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Seminole State College’s Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs, or GEAR UP, hosted an Oklahoma’s Promise Family Event on March 7 in the Enoch Kelly Haney Center on campus.
Read moreOver a month after Oklahoma’s governor called for the abolition of an organization that governs high school athletics, lawmakers remain divided over whether the century-old body needs an overhaul.
Read moreA new economic impact study shows long term care facilities are one of the most significant economic engines sustaining Oklahoma’s rural communities, supporting thousands of jobs and generating more than $1.8 billion in economic activity across the state.
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