Last week, I had the privilege of joining several of my legislative colleagues at Oklahoma State University to celebrate a truly historic moment for the school and the state. We joined university leaders, students and veterinarians to officially mark a new, $250 million state investment in OSU’s veterinary medicine program, the largest state appropriation in the university’s history.
I have long held the belief that knowledge is power. Having clear information about the new public health laws passed this year is important for families, caregivers and patients across our state.
Alaska carries a lot of symbolism, especially for Americans. The phrase “North to Alaska” is the title of a popular song performed by Johnny Horton, rockabilly singer of the 1950s, and a 1960 film with John Wayne.
Keeping our neighborhoods safe is about more than just enforcing laws, but it’s also about creating a place where families can thrive, businesses can grow and people feel secure. This year, the Legislature passed several important public safety laws that do just that.