ODOT to host open house for proposed US-59 improvements between Jay and Grove
Oklahoma – The Oklahoma Department of Transportation will host a public open house to discuss proposed safety improvements on US-59 between Jay and Grove in Delaware County. The project aims to enhance traffic flow and safety by widening the highway and adding shoulders. During the…
Governor appoints new CEO and Secretary to lead Oklahoma Department of Commerce and drive economic growth
Oklahoma – Governor Kevin Stitt recently announced the appointments of John Budd as Chief Executive Officer of the Oklahoma Department of Commerce and Deborah Moorad as the state’s new Secretary of Commerce. The governor expressed confidence that these appointments would further Oklahoma’s growth as one…
Governor Kevin Stitt responds to Tulsa Public Schools audit findings, calls for immediate action following financial misconduct revelations
Oklahoma – Governor Kevin Stitt issued a statement following the release of the audit findings for Tulsa Public Schools (TPS) conducted by State Auditor Cindy Byrd. Governor Stitt had requested the audit in 2022, and the results confirmed suspicions of significant financial misconduct within the…
Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper recognized with Trooper of the Year award for outstanding efforts in combating impaired driving and illegal drug activity
Oklahoma – Trooper Brett Haight of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol was honored with the Trooper of the Year Public Safety Award at the VFW State Conference. His supervisors nominated him for his exceptional work in arresting impaired drivers and individuals involved in illegal drug activities….
Oklahoma Department of Transportation unveils official state map celebrating Route 66 centennial, featuring key landmarks and attractions
Oklahoma – Officials from the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) gathered at the State Capitol on Monday to unveil the 2025-2026 state map, which will soon be available to travelers. The bi-fold map features Route 66, emphasizing the upcoming centennial celebration of the Mother Road…
Governor Stitt responds to Rep. Fugate’s lawsuit challenging executive order ending work-from-home policies
Oklahoma – Governor Kevin Stitt issued the following statement after Oklahoma House Democrat Andy Fugate filed a lawsuit challenging the Governor’s executive order ending work-from-home policies: “Typical big government, Democrat behavior by Rep. Fugate. Suing to let people stay home and not work? That’s insane….
Gov. Stitt announces Oklahoma’s agreements with DHS for enhanced immigration enforcement, granting state law enforcement agencies authority to enforce federal immigration laws under Operation Guardian
Oklahoma – Governor Kevin Stitt recently revealed that the State of Oklahoma has finalized three agreements with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, granting enhanced authority to state law enforcement agencies under Operation Guardian. The agreements, which involve the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety (DPS), the…
Oklahoma Department of Transportation and Turnpike Authority mourn the loss of District 7 Commissioner
Oklahoma – The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) and Oklahoma Turnpike Authority (OTA) are deeply saddened by the passing of District 7 Oklahoma Transportation Commissioner Stephen J. LaForge on Friday, February 14. LaForge was a respected leader and passionate advocate for transportation improvements, dedicating his…
The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Streams Program is now accepting applications for 2025 summer internships
Oklahoma – The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation (ODWC) Streams Program is now accepting applications for two hourly internships for the 2025 summer field season. The internships will start in early to mid-May, depending on candidate availability, with applications open through March 15. These positions will…
Governor Kevin Stitt announces Parental Choice Tax Credit window open for 2025-2026 school year
Oklahoma – Governor Kevin Stitt announced that the Parental Choice Tax Credit window is now open for the 2025-2026 school year. Oklahoma residents can apply for a tax credit of up to $7,500 to send their child to a private school. Additionally, a $1,000 tax…
Oklahoma state superintendent Walters urges precautions ahead of extreme cold weather
Oklahoma – State Superintendent Ryan Walters released a statement urging Oklahoma families to take precautions as extreme winter weather approaches, potentially leading to school closures and transitions to remote learning. “Our prayers are with all Oklahoma families as extreme winter weather approaches. We want to remind…
Governor Stitt appoints new associate district judge for Oklahoma’s Fourth Judicial District
Oklahoma – Governor Kevin Stitt announced the appointment of Sean Karl Hill as the associate district judge for Oklahoma’s Fourth Judicial District. Hill previously served as the supervising attorney at the Garfield County District Attorney’s Office, where he trained new employees, oversaw daily operations, and…