OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma closed the books on the fiscal year that ended June 30 with a $282 million deposit into the state's Rainy-Day Fund, state finance officials announced on Thursday.

The Office of Management and Enterprise Services released figures that show the state's general fund collections in Fiscal Year 2021 exceeded both the official estimate and prior-year collections. The $282 million surplus, plus an additional $30 million in unexpected excess corporate income taxes, put the total balance of the state's Rainy-Day Fund at $370 million.

"It is clear that Oklahoma has performe...