Judge gives Western Heights 8 days to respond to OSDE
Oklahoma County District Court Judge Aletia Timmons is giving Western Heights Public Schools eight days to file a response to a State Board of...
Promised Land recap: Osage Nation seeks reservation reaffirmation
As with most complex civil issues, many people will readily admit that they have not been keeping up with the cascade of news about...
Newspapers face challenge with postal rate increase
WASHINGTON — A planned postal rate increase by the United States Postal Service to offset projected losses has stoked opposition from publishers and mailers,...
It did not have to be this way for the Big 12 Conference
It did not have to be this way for the Big 12 conference.
Last week, conference realignment hit college football again with warp speed. In...
All aboard: Regents vote for OU to join the SEC in 2025
Hitch up the wagon and get some apples for the ponies — the University of Oklahoma's athletic programs are headed to the SEC in...
Appropriations package moves without Oklahoma delegation’s amendments
WASHINGTON — The U.S. House passed a major appropriations bill along party lines Thursday, without amendments proposed by members of the Oklahoma delegation.
The bill...
State Regents for Higher Education: Search for new chancellor finally moving forward
It has been nearly two years since Glen D. Johnson announced his intended retirement as chancellor of the Oklahoma State System of Higher Education,...
Cherokee Nation runoff: Two candidates request recounts, consider challenges
Two candidates who finished second in their races Saturday for open Cherokee Nation Tribal Council seats quickly questioned the unofficial results and filed requests...
Six months after storm, $4 billion in utility debts loom
During a meeting this morning, the Oklahoma Development Finance Authority approved contracting with bond counsel, special counsel, disclosure counsel and 18 banks to underwrite...
Grant County sales tax expired for 3 months, but the government kept collecting
After making a purchase at a Grant County business this spring, Cindy Bobbitt noticed a charge she was not expecting.
"We're farmers, and we do...
