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Oklahoma tornadoes: 'It took it all'Michael McNutt has been assigned to The Oklahoman’s Capitol Bureau since February 2005. His chief assignments are covering the governor and the House of Representatives. He also covers the offices of lieutenant governor, state treasurer, state auditor and inspector as well as agencies including the Ethics Commission, Election Board and the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority. He also reports on campaign expenditure and lobbyist spending reports, political parties and covers statewide and House elections. In 2008, he covered the Republican National Party’s convention in St. Paul. Minn. McNutt has been with The Oklahoman since 1983. Before joining the Capitol Bureau, he served as assistant news editor and assistant city editor for The Oklahoman and worked in the newspaper’s Enid bureau. Before that he worked for newspapers in Enid and in Rolla, Mo.(abstract)Michael McNutt reports from the state Capitol and primarily covers the House of Representatives and the governor along with several statewide officials and agencies.
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May 20, 2013
A mostly tranquil session is expected to get hectic this week as Oklahoma's state lawmakers work to adjourn by Friday. Top items being considered include the possible override of a pension bill veto, common core curriculum for public schools, and funding for state museums in Tulsa and Oklahoma City. Read More
May 19, 2013
Former Oklahoma state representative Wallace Collins turned back a challenge from a state senator in a hotly contested race for the chairmanship of the Oklahoma Democratic Party. Read More
May 17, 2013
A bill that would prohibit a written or oral prescription containing hydrocodone from being refilled easily passes the Oklahoma House. Read More
May 16, 2013
Oklahoma's governor leads state workers and others on a walk outside the state Capitol, and encourages them to eat better and to exercise. Read More
May 16, 2013
The measure would change the hundreds of classified state employees to at-will employees. Read More
May 15, 2013
The state's economy is kicking, Oklahoma's finance secretary says. Read More
May 14, 2013
Eight Oklahoman Republicans join 12 Democrats to oppose the $7.1 billion spending bill. It now goes to the governor for final approval. Read More
May 14, 2013
The Republican National Committee's chairman calls Oklahoma House Speaker T.W. Shannon a rising star. The speaker will appear at GOP fundraisers later this month in Texas. Read More
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