Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond has filed a lawsuit against State Farm, alleging the company systematically underpaid and wrongfully denied legitimate hail and wind damage claims made by Oklahoma policyholders. The lawsuit claims State Farm engaged in...
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The Latest in Oklahoma: June 12, 2026
Oklahoma’s gubernatorial primary is increasingly being defined by a flood of campaign advertising, with leading Republican candidates spending millions of dollars to boost their visibility ahead of the June 16 primary. Several contenders, including former House...
The Latest in Oklahoma: June 5, 2026
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond has filed a petition to stop the construction of a proposed $4 billion aluminum smelter in Inola, citing concerns about environmental harm and foreign ownership of the project. The facility, backed by the Trump...
The Latest in Oklahoma: May 29, 2026
Outside political groups have poured at least $7.1 million into Oklahoma’s Republican gubernatorial primary, using television ads, mailers, and digital campaigns to shape voter perceptions of leading candidates. Several PACs backing or opposing candidates such as...
The Latest in Oklahoma: May 22, 2026
Oklahoma lawmakers wrapped up the 2026 legislative session after sending about 500 bills to Gov. Kevin Stitt. Key measures passed this session focused on education, including increased public school funding, early literacy reforms, fentanyl education requirements, and...
The Latest in Oklahoma: May 15, 2026
Oklahoma lawmakers ended the 2026 legislative session after a tense final day in the Senate. A major last-minute measure, House Bill 1370, repealed an old state law that would have raised Oklahoma’s gas tax if the federal government suspended its own fuel tax, an idea...
The Latest in Oklahoma: May 8, 2026
Oklahoma lawmakers have agreed to end the 2026 legislative session on May 14, two weeks earlier than expected, with Republican leaders saying the move could save taxpayers an estimated $240,000 in legislative operating costs. Supporters argue that most major work,...
The Latest in Oklahoma: May 1, 2026
Oklahoma lawmakers are proposing a plan to let voters decide whether to access $1 billion from the state’s Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust, a fund currently protected by a constitutional “lockbox.” Supporters say the money could be invested separately and used to...
The Latest in Oklahoma: April 24, 2026
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt has signed several priority bills into law ahead of key legislative deadlines, including a major education measure known as the Strong Readers Act. The law invests $26 million into literacy programs, including third-grade retention and...
The Latest in Oklahoma: April 17, 2026
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt approved a $12.79 billion state budget for 2026, which will take effect on July 1. The budget places a strong emphasis on funding for education and healthcare. It was passed by both the Oklahoma House and Senate earlier in the week before...
