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The Department of Justice is providing more than $1 million federal stimulus dollars to Oklahoma to help victims of crime. More>>
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More investigators are joining the fight against Internet predators, thanks to the federal stimulus dollars. OSBI received more than $600,000 to hire employees and buy new equipment. More>>
Tens of millions of federal stimulus dollars are -- at least for now -- making life just a little bit easier for families whose children are enrolled at OU, OSU, and any of Oklahoma's other state supported colleges and universities.
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Governor Brad Henry has been called on recently to dip into a special pot of set-aside funding to prevent the latest budget cuts from shutting down senior nutrition centers but it's not the Rainy Day Fund. The Governor has respectfully declined.
See the complete breakdown of the governor's discretionary funds. More>>
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The Department of Justice is providing more than a million federal stimulus dollars to Oklahoma to help victims of crime. More>>
More investigators are joining the fight against Internet predators, thanks to the federal stimulus dollars. OSBI received more than $600,000 to hire employees and buy new equipment. More>>
Governor Brad Henry has been called on to dip into a special fund to prevent the latest budget cuts from shutting down senior nutrition centers but it's not the Rainy Day Fund. However, the governor has declined. More>>
Federal stimulus dollars are, at least for now, making life just a little bit easier for families whose children are enrolled at OU, OSU, and any of Oklahoma's other state-supported colleges and universities. More>>
