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Changes affecting the turnpike's board, which take effect Nov. 1, come as it awaits a court ruling on issuing initial bonds for a $5 billion project.
May 30 -
A tender offer and a debt service shortfall related to bonds issued in the wake of Winter Storm Uri popped up this month as its financial impact lingers.
May 25 -
The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority asked the court to approve $500 million of bonds to jumpstart funding for a $5 billion extension project.
May 24 -
The measure, which passed both legislative chambers in lopsided votes, would strip the governor of his sole ability to appoint turnpike board members.
May 12 -
The resignation comes after the bank was placed on the state treasurer's list of fossil fuel industry boycotters.
May 5 -
The placement of Wells Fargo, JP Morgan Chase, and Bank of America on the list makes them ineligible for state and local government contracts.
May 4 -
The House is holding onto the bill until an agreement is reached with the Senate on public school funding.
May 3 -
Ongoing litigation and a state investigative audit could impact bonds for a $5 billion expansion even if the debt is validated by the Oklahoma Supreme Court.
April 12 -
The growth in March tax collections reported by the states was less robust than a year earlier.
April 10 -
The measure, which passed with slim vote margins in the Republican-controlled legislature, could drive banks out of the state's market, according to the governor.
March 29