Oklahoma lawmakers set stage for historic session
In a one-day organizational meeting ahead of the regular legislative session, Oklahoma lawmakers converged Tuesday on the Capitol. Here’s a look at what happened:
Senate: Gravity of history
A GOP -led Senate gathered Tuesday for the first time in state history.
Sen. Glenn Coffee, R- Oklahoma City , was elected president pro tempore and spoke of plans to increase accountability and streamline government...
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