GOP plan to cut taxes for 54 percent of Oklahomans OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A little more than half of Oklahoma taxpayers would see a tax cut next year for an average annual savings of $60 under a Republican-backed income tax plan, according to an ana...
	Roberts pleased with bill to grant military dependents in-state residency status OKLAHOMA CITY – State Rep. Dustin Roberts said he is pleased with the final language of a bill that makes military dependents eligible for in-state tuition regardless of residence. Roberts,...
	Drug court graduation ceremony held Richard Chase Special to the Democrat Seven graduates of the Bryan County Drug Court Program gave powerful testimonies of their successful triumph over demon drugs that nearly destroyed their ...
	Purchase awards program available for Durant Art Center during Magnolia Festival Each year the Texoma Arts Association (TAA) offers patrons and friends of art an opportunity to “pre-purchase” art from the Magnolia Festival through their Patron Purchase Awards Program. Art love...
	Drug Court celebrates National Drug Court Month DURANT — In celebration of the National Drug Court Month, the Bryan County Drug Court will hold a graduation ceremony at 7 p.m. today at the First Christian Church, Durant. The Hon. Judge Thomas...
	Oklahoma senators renew opposition to museum bonds OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Two Oklahoma state senators criticized managers of the unfinished American Indian Cultural Center and Museum on Thursday and said there are not enough votes in the Senate to p...
	Hispanics are largest minority in state OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — U.S. Census Bureau estimates show Hispanics remain the largest minority group in Oklahoma, but the Native American population has made gains after dropping from the largest mi...
	Mother of homicide victim opposes new gun law EDMOND (AP) — The mother of an Oklahoma homicide victim said Wednesday that she considers the state’s new law allowing residents to openly carry firearms “a step backward.” Supporters of the leg...
	Okla. tribal casino fight moves to federal court TULSA — A small American Indian tribe doesn’t have the jurisdiction to build a casino in a Tulsa suburb because the 20-acre site lies within the boundaries of another larger tribe, attorneys told ...
	Fallin signs welfare drug testing bill OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Certain Oklahoma welfare recipients could be subjected to drug tests under a bill signed into law by Gov. Mary Fallin. The bill was one of a dozen measures Fallin signed lat...

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