Andy Weber
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Oklahoma City, OK, United States
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State lawmakers are looking at ways to control medical marijuana
Nearly a week after Oklahoma voters said "no" to recreational marijuana, state lawmakers say they continue to look for ways to control medical marijuana while ensuring patients still have access. → Read More
Should Oklahoma police have say on boards investigating police?
Should Oklahoma police officers have a greater say on boards that investigate police? → Read More
Oklahoma leaders say regulation part of reason SQ 820 failed
62% of voters decided not to legalize recreational marijuana. → Read More
Oklahoma leaders at odds over school choice legislation
Education was in the spotlight at the Oklahoma state Capitol again this week as the House and Senate debated what school choice should look like in the state. → Read More
Oklahoma bill allowing for study of psychedelic mushrooms passes House
State Rep. Daniel Pae said more evidence has come to light that micro-dosing mushrooms in a physician's office can help anxiety, depression and PTSD. → Read More
Oklahoma Republicans vote to expand self-defense on private property
Oklahoma Republicans voted to pass an expansion of the state's Castle Doctrine, which says people are entitled to use deadly force to protect their homes. → Read More
Oklahoma legislation to make state question process secure
One day after Oklahoma voters said no to recreational marijuana, the state Senate advanced legislation that Republicans said will make the state question process more secure. → Read More
Oklahoma lawmaker says they received racist, threatening messages
An Oklahoma lawmaker said they received racist and threatening messages just one day after they were stripped of the ability to vote in committees. → Read More
Oklahoma House expected to hear bills on Ryan Walters, board
Democrats and now Republicans are arguing that State Superintendent Ryan Walters has waged a war against public education in Oklahoma. → Read More
Lawmaker censured for hiding fugitive wanted for alleged assault
A state lawmaker was censured for hiding a fugitive wanted for an alleged assault at the Capitol. → Read More
Oklahoma libraries once again under microscope at Capitol
Oklahoma libraries are once again under the microscope at the Capitol. → Read More
Oklahoma Sen. Dahm debates comedian over gun policy
You may have seen a viral clip on social media of Oklahoma Sen. Nathan Dahm debating Jon Stewart over gun policy in the United States. → Read More
Bill to allow natural gas producers to charge more in emergency
A new bill would allow natural gas producers to charge more than an Oklahoma or national emergency. → Read More
Oklahoma bills could come with hefty price tag
From teacher pay raises to tax cuts, proposals from Oklahoma lawmakers this session may come with a large price tag. Now, the governor is weighing in. → Read More
Oklahoma bill legalizing sports betting moves out of committee
Sports betting is one step closer to becoming legal in Oklahoma after an Oklahoma House committee moved a bill forward Thursday. → Read More
Oklahoma House committee passes bill to repeal grocery tax
Oklahoma House lawmakers once again pushed forward a bill on Thursday to repeal the state's 4.5% grocery tax. → Read More
School curriculum in Oklahoma focus of legislation at Capitol
School curriculum is once again the focus of legislation at the state Capitol. → Read More
Bill banning gender transition care for minors passes House floor
A bill banning gender transition care for minors in Oklahoma passed the House floor. → Read More
Family describes terrifying moments storm hits north of Shawnee
A family described the terrifying moments the storm hit just north of Shawnee. → Read More
Stitt says new Oklahoma superintendent is right person for job
A week after Oklahoma’s state superintendent came under fire, even from his own party, Gov. Kevin Stitt said he’s still the right person for the job. → Read More