'The Frontier' fact-checked Kevin Stitt's 2025 State of the State address
Kevin Stitt renewed his call to cut state income taxes and touted business-friendly policies he says have kept Oklahoma’s economy strong during his seventh State of the State address. The Frontier used government data and other sources to fact-check Stitt’s claims about jobs,
While he has pushed flat budgets for many state agencies, Stitt's office said he is not trying to cut the Department of Public Safety's funding.
Oklahoma will use both state and federal law to transfer incarcerated undocumented immigrants to deportation proceedings, ...
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt announced the launch of Operation Guardian, an initiative to transfer illegal immigrants into ...
Oklahoma lawmakers react to Gov. Stitt’s push for tax cuts, tribal leaders notice what’s missing
Gov. Kevin Stitt’s push for a state income tax cut is getting mixed reactions. Republicans support the move, while Democrats ...
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Oklahoma Gov. Stitt announces DOGE-OKAccording to the Governor's Office, DOGE-OK will build upon past efficiency initiatives and focus on eliminating wasteful ...
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Gov. Kevin Stitt on Monday called on Oklahoma lawmakers to spend nearly $1.4 billion less in the upcoming budget while ...
Gov. Kevin Stitt used his State of the State address to push for tax cuts, government efficiency and a $4 billion savings ...
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Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt held his first press briefing of the year on Wednesday, Jan. 29, just days before he is set to ...
Gov. Kevin Stitt made clear in his State of the State address that he wants to end virtual learning days in 2025.
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