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Judge accused of shooting at his brother-in-law’s homeTreat anticipates budget veto amid tax cut discord A Monday meeting with Gov. Kevin Stitt ended with lawmakers from both chambers inching closer to alignment for the FY 2025 budget, but a continued dispute over an income tax cut could hinder the process.Modern safety helmets replace traditional hard hats on construction sitesSponsored 5 financial strategies to help businesses achieve long-term success Journal Record Daily Newsletter Sign up for your daily digest of Oklahoma News. By signing up you agree to our Privacy Policy Energy Oklahoma fights EPA over carbon pollution Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond said he has joined with 24 other states in an appeal against new Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rules that would force the closure of carbon-fueled power plants across the country. Tribal Oklahoma tribal leaders advocate for new FCC code to aid in MMIP crisis Leaders of the Chickasaw, Cherokee, Choctaw, Muscogee and Seminole nations are urging the FCC to establish a new event code to help locate missing and endangered adults — a crucial tool for tribal nations impacted by the MMIP crisis. Capitol Treat anticipates budget veto amid tax cut discord A Monday meeting with Gov. Kevin Stitt ended with lawmakers from both chambers inching closer to alignment for the FY 2025 budget, but a continued dispute over an income tax cut could hinder the process. Banking/Finance Are interest rates high enough to beat inflation? The sharp interest rate hikes of the past two years will likely take longer than previously expected to bring down inflation, several Federal Reserve officials have said in recent comments, suggesting there may be few, if any, rate cuts this year. Law Judge accused of shooting at his brother-in-law’s home An Oklahoma judge awaiting trial for allegedly shooting at parked vehicles and rear-ending a woman in Texas now faces charges in his own state, accusing him of shooting into the home of his brother-in-law six months before the road-rage incident. Special Publications 2024 Oklahoma’s Most Admired CEOs & Financial Steward Awards ’s Most Admired CEOs list includes some of the top business names in Oklahoma. briefs KLEMME/Art named as one of ‘The Top Fifty Public Art Stars’ YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City celebrates 135 years Crossings Community Church announces grand opening of new location Choctaw Casinos & Resorts wins big at SBC Awards North America Bill aimed at combating child sex abuse material signed into law People on the Move Dr. Tauseef Ali, SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital The Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation is proud to announce that Dr. Tauseef Ali, a distinguished gastroenterologist at SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital in Oklahoma City, is the recipient of our inaugural Health Care Hero Award. Jared Bringhurst, M-D Building Products M-D Building Products appoints Jared Bringhurst as President of M-D Manufactured Solutions. Miriam Campos, BancFirst Miriam Campos joined BancFirst and serves as Vice President and Head of Community Impact. Carl W. McPherson Jr., Francis Tuttle Technology Center Carl W. McPherson Jr. has joined Francis Tuttle Technology Center as a program developer. Lynann Sterk-Brooks, SSM Health St. Anthony Foundation SSM Health is pleased to announce Lynann Sterk-Brooks will serve as Regional Vice President, Philanthropy representing the SSM Health St. Anthony Foundation. Opinion Stecklein: Why are we still insisting on income tax cuts? If there’s one thing that has defined my nearly decade of political reporting experience in Oklahoma, it’s been budget turmoil and shortfalls. Oklahoma Joe: Weather woes and homeowner struggles Large pellets belted the roof of our house. The yard and porches soon filled with ice as the deluge continued that April 19 in 2023. I was the only one at home. Sharpe: Balancing parenthood’s guilt with moments of grace I missed one of my daughter’s lacrosse games last week. On the Town: Early American Glass Club unites fine glass, fine friends Members of the Early American Glass Club brought their finest place settings and most creative ideas and invited their friends to the Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club last week for the annual guest day luncheon. Hamon: OKC bolsters bicycle safety with new infrastructure May is National Bike Month, a perfect time to celebrate the progress and highlight plans Oklahoma City has to continue improving and supporting our bicycle and pedestrian community. EVENTS 2024 Achievers Under 40 May 16th, 2024 | 5:00 PM Honoring individuals under 40 across all industries who are making a difference in their professions and the community. Reader Rankings June 27th, 2024 | 4:00 PM ‘s Reader Rankings identify and honor outstanding companies across the state of Oklahoma in a number of fields. Please v[...] Empowering Women August 22nd, 2024 | 5:00 PM The Empowering Women awards shine a light on companies and organizations that have demonstrated tangible efforts to supporting and elevating[...] see all eventsReal Estate $56.8M Alley’s End gets funding OKC church (officially) becomes stopgap winter shelter OKC advances affordable housing initiative with 214 units Gen Z feels the bite of housing costs 1907-ft Boardwalk update: Tallest tower zoning passed Planning commission approves jail site with condition Why OKC council voted down Sunset Amphitheater Oklahoma real estate bill boosts transparency for buyers and sellers Homeowners spend nearly $18,000 a year on costs aside from their mortgage A new survey from Real Estate Witch found homeowners spend an average of $17,958 annually on home expenses such as maintenance, taxes, utilities, and other costs — in addition to payments toward mortgage principal and interest. FLORA, a deftly named new patio space, opens at historic hotel Paying homage to the increasingly greening of downtown, FLORA opened last week as amidst foliage and...