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In The Know: OK Policy endorsing SQ 802, Epic Charter Schools promoting itself with multimillion-dollar advertising campaign, Petition effort to nullify gun law appears to come up short

Don’t Believe the Hype: Recent justice reforms are working; Medicaid expansion could help address Oklahoma’s surging meth crisis; Latest vaccination rates rise, but exemption rates also increase; Tribes to Gov. Stitt: Acknowledge automatic renewal of gaming compacts before trying to renegotiate; [More...]

In The Know: Restoring the Earned Income Tax Credit is necessary and overdue, Oklahoma lawmakers interested in tax credit to encourage apprenticeships, Pot laws to take effect despite questions

Expecting labor shortage, Oklahoma lawmakers interested in tax credit to encourage apprenticeships; Pot laws to take effect despite questions; Rape counts keep rising even as police clear fewer cases; Gov. Stitt helps state kick off Oklahoma Census 2020 Complete County Committee; [More...]

In The Know: Stitt promises health, criminal justice reforms in 2020, Epic allocated $112.96 million as enrollment continues to rise, Oklahoma on track for new emergency teacher record

At first Tulsa Chamber State of the State, Stitt promises health, criminal justice reforms in 2020; Stitt creates a committee to assist with Oklahoma's 2020 census count: Epic allocated $112.96 million as enrollment continues to rise; Oklahoma on track for new emergency teacher record; [More...]

In The Know: Oklahoma wins opioid lawsuit but gets much less than it sought, Homeland to build new full-service grocery store on Eastside, Oklahomans still like medical marijuana

Oklahoma wins opioid lawsuit but gets much less than it sought; What comes next after opioid ruling; Editorial: SQ 802 holds more promise than legislative panel; Editorial: Emergency certification not pathway to top education; [More...]

In The Know: General Revenue collections send mixed messages, Regents issue joint statement of support for Chancellor Johnson, Oklahoma receives two grants for graduate medical education

General Revenue collections send mixed messages; Regents issue joint statement of support for Chancellor Johnson; Dwindling Oklahoma County jail staff leads to suspension of tours, "non-essential" programming; Board of Juvenile Affairs to update state plan for juvenile detention; [More...]

In The Know: Cherokees call on Congress to seat delegate from tribe, State drops to 41st in highway report, Tulsa County lawmaker looks to address “daycare desert” and childcare shortage

Citing treaties, Cherokees call on Congress to seat delegate from tribe; State drops to 41st in highway report; Tulsa County lawmaker looks to address "daycare desert" and childcare shortage; BNSF works to derail new traffic-train law; [More...]

In The Know: OSBI investigating new allegations of forgery by Epic Charter Schools’ co-founder and CFO, Prison health director points working group to Medicaid expansion state solutions for former inmates

OSBI investigating new allegations of forgery by Epic Charter Schools' co-founder and CFO, willful neglect by board members; Tulsa County jail becomes first state facility to offer opioid-addicted inmates relapse-prevention drug; Prison health director points working group to Medicaid expansion state solutions for former inmates; Rep. Cynthia Roe: Women intentionally violated parole to access cancer treatment; [More...]

In The Know: Oklahoma still short teachers after pay raise despite improved hiring, Stitt calling for higher education chancellor to be replaced, High uninsured rate one of many factors behind state’s low health ranking

In The Know is your daily briefing on Oklahoma policy-related news. Inclusion of a story does not necessarily mean endorsement by the Oklahoma Policy Institute. Click here to subscribe to In The Know and see past editions. New from OK… Read more [More...]

In The Know: Key facts to know about Medicaid expansion proposal, How does Epic Charter Schools stack up academically?, Tulsa-area districts hope to fill teacher vacancies before start of school

Jail Trust votes to establish Oklahoma County Jail administrator position; Key facts to know about Medicaid expansion proposal; How does Epic Charter Schools stack up academically? Check out student proficiency test scores; [More...]

In The Know: Opioid treatment access an issue for Medicaid patients, State lawmakers begin efforts to improve health care system, Bill to reinstate tax exemption for foster parents signed by Stitt

Opioid treatment access an issue for Medicaid patients; State lawmakers begin efforts to improve health care system; As Stitt plans DC office, some agencies have their own lobbyists; Oklahoma unemployment unchanged in July; [More...]

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