State revenues rise again
For the third consecutive year, Oklahoma has money to spare after filling its savings account, state Treasurer Scott Meacham said Tuesday.
Some of that extra money will have to bail out the under-funded state Corrections Department, which may not have enough funds to get through the calendar year, Meacham said.
A special session may be necessary in November or December, he said, to provide additional money for...
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