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From Hungry Goats to Property Taxes, Oklahoma Senators Unveil Interim Study Plans

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OKLAHOMA CITY – State senators in the interim will take a look at sports betting, removing elected officials and the use of goats to eradicate red cedar trees.Taxes · Oklahoma City See the Story

Lawmakers Speak Out on Highway Patrol Proposal

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After the Department of Public Safety proposed pulling state troopers from both Tulsa County and Oklahoma County, state lawmakers began voicing their concerns."The main reason I'm against this proposal is one, our law enforcement agencies we have here, Tulsa Police Department, they're understaffed," Representative Ross Ford said.WATCH: Lawmakers speak out on highway patrol proposal Lawmakers speak out on highway patrol proposalFord spent over 20…Opinion · Oklahoma City See the Story

Lawmakers will study AI, maternal mental health, K-12 school funding, and more in the interim | City-County Observer

FEATURED Lawmakers will study AI, maternal mental health, K-12 school funding, and more in the interim Staff Report July 2, 2025 The Indiana General Assembly’s Legislative Council met Wednesday to assign topics for lawmakers to study during the 2025 legislative interim, according to a press release from the office of Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray, R-Martinsville. Sen. Rodric Bray, R-Martinsville, speaks with the media after Artificial Intelligence · Martinsville See the Story

Pugh Looks to Find Ways to Bring Healthier Foods Into Schools

Oklahoma Senate Education Committee Chairman Adam Pugh wants to find ways to bring more nutritious and healthy foods into school cafeterias. He’s planning an interim study bringing local food producers, nutritionists, school administrators, and regional health care leaders to discuss how to use current resources in Oklahoma to bring about the healthy change. “We know what goes into a child’s body directly affects what comes out of the classroom,”Public School System · Oklahoma See the Story

Oklahoma seeks to exclude soda, candy from food stamp purchases

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · Oklahoma See the Story

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