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In The Know: Treasury responds to revenue cuts & stimulus package | Changes to state COVID-19 data | More

Oklahoma State Health Department moving to weekly updates of its COVID-19 dashboard; A Native American Tribe In Oklahoma Denied Black Citizens COVID-19 Vaccines And Financial Relief; Oklahoma Becomes 1st State To Expand Medicaid Coverage To Include Opioid Treatment; [More...]

In The Know: Proposed tax cuts could jeopardize federal stimulus funding | State responds to managed care lawsuit | More

Oklahoma AG says the stimulus bill could threaten tax cuts; State responds to lawsuit seeking to stop privatization of health care; Oklahoma prisons reopen to visitors as vaccine access grows; [More...]

In The Know: Senate leaders split on revenue reduction proposal | Prisons begin vaccinations | How to vaccinate the skeptical?

Senate Party Leaders split on House's $500M tax reduction proposal; Incarcerated Oklahomans begin receiving vaccine, but advocates question priority structure; Plenty of vaccines, but not enough arms: A warning sign in Cherokee Nation; [More...]

In The Know: Virus numbers declining, ‘but it’s not over’ | Fixing Oklahoma’s fines & fees problem | Racist comments draw national attention

COVID-19 hit rural Oklahoma communities harder, highlighting long standing disparities; Gov. Stitt to Enid leaders: Oklahoma is nearing ‘the end of COVID’; Oklahoma House passes McCall's tax measures; [More...]

In The Know: Proposed revenue cuts are ‘irresponsible, shortsighted, dangerous’ | Reducing license suspensions for fines, fees | More

House passes bills to reduce personal, corporate income taxes; Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt to lift coronavirus restrictions, despite CDC warnings; Oklahoma Department of Corrections begin inmate vaccinations; [More...]

In The Know: Lawmakers divided over managed care | Bill proposes changes to state audit process | Addressing gender inequity

State lawmakers divided over Medicaid expansion program; Epic co-founder's audit recommendations make it into legislation; Stavian Rodriguez shooting: 5 OKCPD officers charged with manslaughter; [More...]

In The Know: Proposed legislation would worsen eviction crisis | Bill that would roll back justice reforms clears Senate | More

Eviction bill called ‘awful’ and ‘predatory’ considered in House; Bill that rolls back State Question 780 clears the Oklahoma Senate, laying out strong opposition to reform impetus; ‘Mental wellbeing’: State pens guidelines for restarting nursing home visits; [More...]

In The Know: More groups now eligible for vaccine | Paid family leave helps modernize our economy | More

Oklahoma to open up COVID-19 vaccine to essential workers, colleges and daycares; More groups attempt to weigh in on Oklahoma's partially privatized Medicaid plan; After racial justice protests, Oklahoma lawmakers push pro-police, anti-protest bills; [More...]

In The Know: Oklahoma opens next groups for vaccine | Power grid issues could have been far worse | More

As caccine supplies increase, Oklahoma opens next groups for COVID-19 shots; WHO recommends against hydroxychloroquine to prevent Covid-19, Oklahoma is stuck with piles of it; Tougher petition drive laws would constrict key citizen right; [More...]

In The Know: Oklahoma should invest in programs that help children | The need to remain vigilant as virus numbers decline | More

Watch Now: What is the impact of Oklahoma's COVID-19 deaths reporting change?; Air quality advisory issued for Northeast Oklahoma; Oklahoma introduces bill to roll back criminal justice reforms; [More...]

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