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The House and Senate differ in their approaches to lowering property taxes by billions of dollars as the state anticipates a record budget surplus.
March 27 -
Big national banks would be banned from state and local government contracts in Oklahoma if their policies "discriminate" against the firearm industry.
March 23 -
OTA has come under increased scrutiny as it embarks on a $5 billion, bond-financed project that has been challenged in court.
March 16 -
Legislation barring government contracts with companies that engage in a growing list of "boycotts" in their business dealings has popped up in several states.
February 27 -
The Arkansas LEARNS bill would create "education freedom" accounts to help cover private school expenses.
February 23 -
A controversial $5 billion bond-financed extension project spurred several bills that would alter the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority's debt and other practices.
February 21 -
Gov. Greg Abbott used his State of the State address to fast track his priorities for the legislative session and drop a hint about an upcoming $100 billion transportation infrastructure plan.
February 17 -
Rising interest rates depressed refunding opportunities, but new money issuance rose amid demand for infrastructure to serve the region's growing population.
February 13 -
Gov. Kevin Stitt wants to tap surplus revenue to build up reserves and is once again asking the legislature to eliminate the state sales tax on groceries and pass an expanded school voucher program.
February 7 -
Todd Russ, who took office Jan. 9, is vetting banks and financial institutions to determine if they are 'boycotting' Oklahoma's fossil fuel industry.
February 6