‘It hurts all of us’: Mass deportations ensnare immigrant service members, veterans and their families
(Editor’s note: This report is part of “Upheaval Across America,” an examination of immigration enforcement under the second Trump administration produced by Carnegie-Knight News21. For...
Tribal roundup: SCOTUS declines Keith Stitt petition, Muscogee cases heard, hunting rights fight resurfaces
For a combined 11 hours across two days in separate federal courthouses, leaders of the Muscogee Nation testified this week about the growth of...
‘Turning education around’: Fields, OSBE work to clear backlog in first meeting post-Walters
Today's meeting of the Oklahoma State Board of Education looked different than it had during the tenure of departed Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters:...
House District 35: Vacant seat draws 5 Republicans, 1 Democrat for special election
Five candidates have filed to run in a special Republican primary for the Oklahoma House District 35 seat vacated by former Rep. Ty Burns,...
‘Economic opportunity’: Brownfields grant seeks greener pastures in northeast OKC
Some of the most celebrated places in Oklahoma City, including Scissortail Park and the First National Center, were once contaminated by old car batteries,...
Oklahoma Supreme Court finds ‘business courts’ bill unconstitutional
In a five-justice majority opinion released Tuesday afternoon, the Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled that "several aspects of Senate Bill 632 violate the Oklahoma Constitution,"...
‘Critical’ GO bond election highlights OKC housing needs
Oklahoma City is among the fastest-growing cities in America, as the Greater OKC Chamber of Commerce and Mayor David Holt are quick to point...
‘Hastened his death’: Lich Vu dies nearly a year after OKCPD encounter left him seriously injured
Lich Vu, an elderly man whom an Oklahoma City Police Department officer slammed to the ground during a traffic stop argument last year, has...
Tribal citizen appeals to 10th Circuit after 2 judges stop Indian civil rights cases in Oklahoma
After two federal judges ruled that Indians within tribal reservation boundaries in Oklahoma have fewer civil rights protections than non-Indians, a man who claims...
Pugh, McVay join crowded state superintendent race
(Update: On Wednesday, Feb. 25, Rob Miller announced the termination of his state superintendent campaign owing to a "profound and sudden loss." According to...
