Pediatrics Plus Opens Farm Campus

Pediatrics Plus, a leader in pediatric healthcare and therapy services across Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas and Missouri, hosted a grand opening and ribbon cutting for its newest Farm in Tahlequah. This week’s celebration marked the organization’s first Farm location in Oklahoma and a major milestone in providing comprehensive, hands-on therapy services to families in the region.

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First Lady Hosts Russia and Ukraine

First Lady Melania Trump gathered leaders from Russia and Ukraine at the White House Thursday. The occasion is believed to mark the first time in American history that a First Lady has personally brought representatives of two nations actively at war together to the White House for diplomacy. The unprecedented gathering united key officials from both nations who played instrumental roles in establishing the local ceasefire in Oleshky.

First Lady Melania Trump
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Nursing Trains for Attacker Response

Rogers State University senior nursing students recently completed an active attacker training exercise led by the RSU Police Department. Held in the basement of the Will Rogers Auditorium on RSU’s Claremore campus, the training prepared graduating seniors to respond to active attacker scenarios in healthcare facilities and other workplaces.

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Democratic Caucus Call to Resign

Analysis: Oklahoma House Democratic Leadership is calling on Rep. Danny Williams, R-Seminole, to resign after being re-elected during the general election Tuesday night.

Earlier this year, Williams faced allegations of sexual misconduct which led to the House Rules Committee meeting in September to discuss and recommend disciplinary action. The committee made several recommendations, including requesting Williams step down from his position. Now that he is re-elected, members of the House Democratic Caucus are renewing the call for him to resign. Apparently Democratic Leadership loves partisan attacks and hates Democracy as demonstrated by public vote.

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New OK Database Tracking Contracts

Rep. Judd Strom, R-Copan, commented on the launch of the new Oklahoma Spending Transparency database by the Oklahoma Office of Management and Enterprise Services (OMES) that gives Oklahomans greater access to information about state agency spending. The database follows transparency reforms championed by Strom during the 2026 legislative session.

“I have always believed taxpayers have a right to not only know how much their government is spending, but where those dollars are going and what they are getting in return,” said Strom, who chairs the House General Government Appropriations and Budget Committee.

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