By Rep. RICK WEST
State Questions 844 and 846 are scheduled to be on the Aug. 25 primary runoff ballot.
By Congressman JOSH BRECHEEN
On Wednesday, I voted “no” on the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal year 2027. While I support providing for a robust national defense, I could not in good conscience vote for this legislation as it authorizes a $263.4 billion (29.6 percent) increase over the authorized level for the previous fiscal year. Looking to history, we know that once a level of spending is authorized, appropriators will rarely provide less funding than the maximum allowed. Furthermore, departmental funding baselines almost never decrease over time.
Halito (Hello),
First, I would like to say what a pleasure it is to introduce myself to you all.
Feeder cattle prices trended lower at most Oklahoma auction barns this week, with steers and heifers down 10 to 25 dollars across several sale barns, while wheat prices ticked up slightly and statewide drought conditions eased to 64.3 percent of the state.
The Oklahoma Transportation Commission recently approved the county improvements for roads and bridges (CIRB) plan for fiscal years 2027 to 2030. The updated five-year plan includes nearly $950 million in scheduled upgrades to 808 miles of roads and 238 bridges that are maintained by the counties rather than by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation.
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