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Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin's plan to cover a $215 million revenue gap in the current budget failed in the state House .
October 25 -
Oklahoma's Republican leaders agreed to increase taxes on cigarettes and fuel to stabilize the budget.
October 24 -
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation is scaling back on highway and bridge projects.
October 3 -
Oklahoma's Senate leader is calling for a fuel tax increase in addition to a $1.50 per pack fee on cigarettes to rebalance the state budget after a state Supreme Court ruling that struck down the cigarette fee.
September 26 -
She called on lawmakers to look beyond the short-term emergency in their special session.
September 19 -
The special session on Sept. 25 will be asked to resolve funding problems in the wake of the state Supreme Court's rejection of a "smoking cessation fee."
September 6 -
One of the older school districts in Stephens County, Velma-Alma Public Schools, Okla. is hoping to pass a $350,000 bond to modernize their cafeteria building.
September 5 -
A senior citizens center was promoted prominently as part of Norman Forward in 2015, a lauded quality-of-life initiative that will fund the construction of recreation centers, sports fields, libraries and parks.
August 28 -
The $1.50-per-pack fee was key to balancing the state's budget
August 11 -
A special election will decide if Ardmore City Schools will be able to make needed upgrades to its schools, buy new buses to replace outdated ones and build a new district performing arts center.
August 10 -
Oklahoma City will use revenue bonds backed by 10 funding sources to fund the project.
July 19 -
Pauls Valley, Okla., school officials have now made it official — an early fall date awaits for another bond issue election.
July 19 -
The Oklahoma City Council voted Tuesday in favor of public financing for a new downtown hotel, under the Omni luxury brand, to be built adjacent to the MAPS 3 convention center.
July 19 -
Fitch Ratings lowered the Sooner State to AA from AA-plus.
July 11 -
A sales tax plan to pump money into public safety and street repairs is headed to voters.
June 21 -
The Norman City Council approved the second of three Norman Forward revenue bond agreements Tuesday. Due to a lower interest rate, it could save the city about $2.5 million.
June 16 -
The Duncan Public School district approved the low bid from BancFirst for $7,645,000.00 for the sale of the school bond at a special meeting on Tuesday afternoon.
June 9 -
Oklahoma incarceration costs will soar by $2 billion over the next decade without major reform, Gov. Mary Fallin says.
June 8 -
Oklahoma still lacks structural balance in $6.8 billion budget, Gov. Mary Fallin says.
May 26 -
Stillwater, Okla., Public Schools is one step closer to a new Westwood Elementary school.
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