Quapaw Nation elections highlight lingering turmoil
In Saturday's special election, Quapaw Nation citizens voted for current Secretary-Treasurer Kathryn "Wena" Supernaw to become the new chairwoman of the Business Committee, according...
OHFA gets an earful during housing stability session
Oklahoma’s Legislature took a crack at making housing more accessible and affordable to middle- and lower-income people across the state this year by creating...
Leonard Scott, Ed Moore charged in OSDE scuffle
Oklahoma County District Attorney Vicki Behenna filed misdemeanor charges Friday against Leonard Scott and Ed Moore related to an incident at the June 22...
Four incumbents reelected to Choctaw Nation Tribal Council
Choctaw Nation citizens reelected four Tribal Council incumbents in Saturday's general election, according to unofficial results.
Tony Ward of District 2, Eddie Bohanan of District...
New members elected to Cherokee Nation Tribal Council
The Cherokee Nation runoff election Saturday saw three new faces elected to the Tribal Council. Sasha Blackfox-Qualls, Lisa Robison Hall and Codey Poindexter won...
Sen. John Michael Montgomery resignation will trigger SD 32 special election
Oklahoma State Sen. John Michael Montgomery (R-Lawton) is resigning his seat to become the president of the Lawton Chamber of Commerce, he announced Friday.
Montgomery's...
Drummond to Legislature: Grant me power to represent state in Stitt’s gaming compact suit
Saying he wants to "end the continued waste of state resources in this matter," Attorney General Gentner Drummond has asked the Oklahoma Legislature to...
Four Choctaw Nation Tribal Council incumbents vie to retain seats
Choctaw citizens residing in Districts 2, 3, 8 and 11 are set to choose whether to retain or replace their representatives on the Tribal...
As Broadband Board chairman, Mike Fina pushed $20 million Motorola project with college roommate
In his capacity as the appointed chairman of the Oklahoma Broadband Governing Board, Mike Fina worked closely with a Motorola lobbyist and the company's...
‘Handle things internally’: Edmond leaders mostly mum on deputy police chief investigation
Despite paying an attorney $213,334 to conduct a year-long investigation into internal allegations of racism, sexism and bullying by a deputy chief of the...
