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In The Know: Health care working group gets overview at first meeting, Department of Corrections hopes to hire hundreds of correctional officers

Health care working group gets overview at first meeting; Department of Corrections hopes to hire hundreds of correctional officers; Health care, criminal justice reform on agenda for 2020 legislative session, governor says; Gov. signs bill to track federal dollars; [More...]

In The Know: Oklahoma County jail inmate dies after being found unresponsive, Stitt hopes to renegotiate gaming compacts despite opposition from tribal leaders, Governor Signs “Nancy’s Law”

Governor Signs "Nancy's Law"; Stitt hopes to renegotiate gaming compacts despite opposition from tribal leaders; Oklahoma County jail inmate dies, was found unresponsive; Gun permitting requirements a 'necessary standard,' lawmaker says; [More...]

In The Know: Referendum effort seeks to stop Oklahoma’s permitless carry law, Judge says liquor distribution legislation ‘unconstitutional’, Exclusive CEO group members help fill out Stitt administration

Referendum effort seeks to stop Oklahoma’s permitless carry law; Judge: Liquor distribution legislation 'unconstitutional'; Exclusive CEO group members help fill out Stitt administration; Stitt administration plans to hire Washington liaison; [More...]

In The Know: Oklahoma’s economy may be slowing, Lawmakers urge collaboration in gaming compact negotiations, Women still underrepresented at Oklahoma’s Capitol

Oklahoma's economy may be slowing, new tax data suggests; Lawmakers urge collaboration in gaming compact negotiations; Despite gains in 2018 elections, women still underrepresented at Oklahoma's Capitol; Political donations around legislative session leave lawmakers’ campaigns $1.3 million wealthier; [More...]

In The Know: Epic Charter Schools’ expansion into Texas in limbo, Unemployment rates improve over last year, Oklahoma ‘making progress’ on policies to help battle cancer

Epic Charter Schools' expansion into Texas in limbo amid new revelations about criminal investigation; Unemployment rates improve over last year; Report: Oklahoma 'making progress' on policies to help battle cancer; Regulating Buds: Local dispensaries say new rules won't impact business; [More...]

In The Know: Medicaid expansion proponents kick off 90-day drive to get issue before voters, Oklahoma ranks lowest on key rare disease programs, Voters ask Legislature for more action on criminal justice reform

Medicaid expansion proponents kick off 90-day drive to get issue before voters; Oklahoma ranks lowest on key rare disease programs on NORD's 2019 State Report Card; ‘Huge problem’: Company mum on closing northeast OKC grocery store; Voters ask Legislature for more action on criminal justice reform; [More...]

In The Know: Oklahoma’s Medicaid director to step down, Medicaid expansion advocates start gathering signatures to get State Question 802 on ballot

Oklahoma's Medicaid director to step down; Medicaid expansion advocates start gathering signatures to get State Question 802 on ballot before deadline; As Medicaid expansion looms, bipartisan health care group forms; [More...]

In The Know: Oklahoma Legislature forms health care working group, Rural hospitals foundering in states that declined Obamacare, Experts say state at top of pack in opioid overdoses

Oklahoma Legislature forms Medicaid expansion, health care working group. Experts say state at top of pack in opioid overdoses. Oklahoma to address opioid abuse, rising insulin costs during interim studies. COLUMN: Oklahoma House pursues child-focused interim studies. [More...]

In The Know: Legislators expect some form of Medicaid expansion, Lawmaker’s firm reaps payment to help throw Speaker’s Ball, State to begin crackdown on emergency certifications for nonaccredited teachers

Legislators expect some form of Medicaid expansion; Lawmaker's firm reaps payment to help throw Speaker's Ball; Teacher shortage: State to begin crackdown on emergency certifications for nonaccredited teachers; Tulsa lawmaker uses rarely invoked legal provision to attend closed-door meeting on Epic Charter Schools investigation, educators.... [More...]

In The Know: Epic to receive state funds while OSBI embezzlement investigation continues, State election board preparing to purge 134,000 from voter rolls, Oklahoma may be on track to hit another record of emergency-certified teachers

Epic to receive state funds while OSBI embezzlement investigation continues. Hofmeister: Epic complaints raised for years, but Education Department lacked power to verify. State election board preparing to purge 134,000 from voter rolls. Post-secondary education needs to be revamped, expert tells Tulsa Regional Chamber. [More...]

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