Gubernatorial candidate Natalie Bruno ordered to pay $27,000 on tanning salon
In December 2021, exactly six months after she had registered a campaign committee to run for governor of Oklahoma as a Libertarian, Natalie Bruno...
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Video: Libertarian Natalie Bruno makes her case to be Oklahoma’s governor
Incumbent Republican Gov. Kevin Stitt, Democratic nominee Joy Hofmeister, independent Ervin Yen and Libertarian Natalie Bruno make up the 2022 field running for governor...
Stitt vetoes $24 million in ARPA appropriations, more than $1 billion approved
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signed a number of bills that came out of the Legislature's special session to appropriate American Rescue Plan Act funds,...
Midwest City withdraws from CJAC, Edmond renews agreement
Amid calls for local municipalities to stop sending detainees to the Oklahoma County Jail, the city council of Midwest City recently voted to end...
After Supreme Court ruling, judgment days approach for Robert Everman, Mannix Barnes
The Oklahoma Supreme Court today unanimously affirmed an Oklahoma County District Court ruling that approved the State Department of Education's takeover of the troubled...
Senate District 2: A question of economy vs. education
Rogers and Tulsa County residents voting in the Senate District 2 general election will choose either a public school teacher or an account manager...
‘Always a doer’: Former U.S. Rep. Bill Brewster dies at 80
Former Congressman Bill Brewster, who represented Oklahoma's Third District from 1991 to 1997, died early this morning at the age of 80 after a...
‘Generational’ investments: Legislators send ARPA projects to governor
The Oklahoma Legislature appropriated more than $1 billion in American Rescue Plan Act funding Thursday, sending a series of big-ticket bills to the desk...
Edmond City Council, school board discuss EPS growth, possible new schools
The Edmond City Council and city staff members met with the board and other representatives of Edmond Public Schools Tuesday night to address the...
The Wyandotte Nation’s long road to Land Back
Billy Friend was standing where his ancestors stood.
Over the past decade, Friend, the chief of the Wyandotte Nation, had been making an annual trek...
