Price gouging statute in effect

Attorney General Mike Hunter today is reminding Oklahomans looking to do business in the state that the price gouging statute is in eff ect statewide with the ongoing state of emergency due to the winter weather that continues to impact the state.

GRDA: Stay off frozen lakes, ponds

As extreme cold and winter weather conditions continue to impact the lakes area, the Grand River Dam Authority Police Department is reminding the public to stay off of the ice that has formed on the water.

Senate Review

From the moment the legislative session begins, members are working to meet a series of deadlines aimed at keeping the process on track. As the second week of the 2021 session drew to a close, that meant we were just two more weeks away from hitting the first of those big deadlines—Feb.

Attorney General Hunter to Pres. Biden: Killing Keystone is Bad for America

In a letter urging the president to allow workers to resume construction on the Keystone XL Pipeline, Attorney General Mike Hunter today outlined why the project is good for Americans, for the environment and for health and human safety.

Two Bills Pass Committees

We’ve only just started the legislative session, and our first major deadline will be here soon. The deadline to pass bills out of their House committees is Thursday, Feb. 25.

ENERGY WATCH

WTI $60.12 — noon Monday From the Tank Tiger Last week, Goldman Sachs decided to “make the call”, stating its expectation that global oil demand will recover to pre-pandemic levels of 100 million bpd later this summer. Crude prices rose 9% on the week to $56.

4th Annual dancing with the cimarron stars

Marilyn Duff presents prizes to Fan Favorite winners Don Amon and Megan Crumpton. Marilyn Duff , DCRA President , presents fl owers to Michele Music, Director Of DCRA’s Dancing with the Cimarron Stars; Choreographer Jillian Blakemore along with assistants Kristen Bennett and Jami Hollabaugh.

Tip of the Week

When your driving snd you see a snow plow, whether its plowing or not, stay 200-300 feet away in every direction, you never know what’s going to fly off of it.