HomePosts Tagged "Session"

Stories tagged with: Session

Subscribe to the Session News Feed.
SHARE NOW

Sen. James Lankford on new session and Trump nominations

by CBS News
WASHINGTON, D.C. -When Congress returns to work in September, the Senate will return to what has been a very time-consuming process of approving President Trump’s nominees. Democrats have done all they can to slow-walk the nominations, which is why Republicans are now very seriously considering changing the rules for confirmation. Both parties... Read More.

Session Wrap Up By Rep. Ty Burns, R-Pawnee

by Ponca City Now
As the 2025 legislative session comes to a close, I want to thank everyone who reached out, weighed in and helped shape the work we did at the Capitol. Altogether, the Legislature sent 527 measures to the governor’s desk. While more bills were vetoed this year than in sessions past, the House took action... Read More.

First Session of 60th Legislature Adjourns by Rep. John Pfeiffer

by Ponca City Now
The First Session of the 60th Legislature has ended.We started the year by filing 1,928 bills and 29 joint resolutions in the House. Senators filed 1,124 bills and 17 joint resolutions. We finished our session by sending a total of 272 House and 255 Senate measures to governor. To date, he's vetoed 68 measures.... Read More.
https://rcbbank.bank/

Session Wrap-Up: Working for You, By Rep. Ken Luttrell

by Ponca City Now
The 2025 legislative session wrapped up late Thursday night in a final burst of activity as lawmakers worked to finish key business before the official Sine Die adjournment.One of the most significant developments this session was Governor Stitt’s unprecedented 69 vetoes. In response, the Legislature voted to override 47 of them—enacting those bills into... Read More.

Legislature overrides nearly 50 bills Governor Stitt vetoed this session

by KOKH
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — The Oklahoma 60th Legislature adjourned its regular session on Friday, with an eventful final 24 hours.The legislature voted to override nearly 50 bills on Thursday, which is a large chunk of the bills Governor Stitt vetoed this session.A vetoed bill needed a two-thirds vote the veto from each chamber in... Read More.
https://www.cannonhonda.com/

House Passes REINS Act-Second House Priority Bill Passes House Title-on in First Three Weeks of Session

by Ponca City Now
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma House of Representatives recently passed House Bill 2728, a measure designed to enhance transparency and legislative oversight in the state’s administrative rulemaking process.House Bill 2728, authored by Rep. Gerrid Kendrix, R-Altus, creates the Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny (REINS) Act of 2025, modeled... Read More.

Okla. Lawmakers Return to Capitol for 2025 Legislative Session

by KOKH
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — Lawmakers were back at the Oklahoma State Capitol on Monday for the start of the 2025 legislative session.The legislative session kicked off with Governor Stitt's State of the State address on Monday afternoon. Then, committee meetings will in the following days begin looking at some of the bills that were... Read More.
https://www.storehouseinsurance.com/

Rep. Ken Luttrell Comments on End of Regular Session

by
As regular session came to an end, one of the highlights of the year was the opportunity for Senator Coleman and I to have the Lincoln Elementary School 5th-grade chorus with Amy Muegge from Ponca City perform in the Capitol rotunda. I’m so proud of these outstanding young people and their talent. It’s always... Read More.

The Scoop: Ponca City Commissioners Regular Session April 24, 2023

by
The Ponca City Board of Commissioners met in regular session on April 24, 2023. Mayor Homer Nicholson called the meeting to order, which was followed by the pledge of allegiance. Commissioners Garrett Bowers, Paul Taylor and Kelsey Wagner were in attendance. Commission Robert Bodick was absent. Consent Agenda Under the Consent Agenda, the City Commission approved... Read More.

Rep. John Pfeiffer: Preparing for the Legislative Session

by
The First Session of the 59th Legislature begins at noon Feb. 6 with the governor delivering his annual State of the State Address. The governor will outline his hopes for the Fiscal Year 2024 budget. It's up to the Legislature, however, to determine appropriations for state agencies to fund programs and services for Oklahomans. Early... Read More.
1234Next Last