Carmen Forman of Oklahoma Voice
Oklahoma Voice reporterCarmen covers state government, politics and health care for Oklahoma Voice. A Norman native, she previously worked in Arizona and Virginia before she began reporting on the Oklahoma Capitol.
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Gov. Kevin Stitt caught some lawmakers off guard Monday when he called for consolidating public colleges and universities in his State of the State speech. -
The Oklahoma House on Wednesday approved a personal income tax cut in a special legislative session, despite uncertainty about whether the state Senate will vote on the issue. -
Some members of the Oklahoma Republican Party voted Saturday to condemn U.S. Sen. James Lankford for working on a bipartisan immigration deal that they say runs counter to the state party’s platform. -
Marking a victory for state-tribal relations, Gov. Kevin Stitt and the Chickasaw Nation have entered into new agreements on tobacco tax revenue and motor vehicle registrations. -
Post-McGirt case could have far-reaching impact on Oklahoma tax policies. -
Senate leader calls the special legislative session a waste of taxpayer money. -
Two Republican senators want to amend a new law that bars state agencies and pension systems from working with banks that an Oklahoma official deemed hostile to fossil fuel energy companies. -
The last across-the-board pay raise for more than 30,000 workers was in 2019. -
About 11,600 applications had been approved as of Wednesday last week. -
A new report recommends state lawmakers pass legislation to create a voluntary statewide program whereby drivers are taxed per mile driven rather than at the gas pump.
