Citing ‘political environment,’ Katherine Curry resigns as secretary of education after 3 months
For the second time this year, Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt is looking for a new state secretary of education.
Just three months after Stitt appointed...
Quapaw Nation elects new vice chairman, retains 2 of 3 Business Committee members
Quapaw Nation citizens elected a new vice chairman and voted to retain two of three Business Committee incumbents in Saturday's annual election, according to...
Anticipating Catholic charter litigation, SVCSB to retain conservative Christian law firm
Members of the Statewide Virtual Charter School Board voted Monday to retain new legal counsel — including a controversial national organization — for contract...
Second time a charm: Senate overrides Stitt to extend two sets of tribal compacts
Beneath a gallery half-full of tribal leaders, the Oklahoma State Senate took a second swing at overriding Gov. Kevin Stitt's veto of state-tribal compact...
‘Respectful cooperation’: Stitt, Anoatubby emails precede meeting of their representatives
Behind the scenes of their tense public disagreements on a variety of policy, political and legal matters, Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt and Chickasaw Nation...
In State of the City address, Holt says OKC residents will vote on new Thunder arena this year
During his annual State of the City address today, Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt said there should be an election later this year to...
Treat formally requests Drummond intervention in tribal gaming lawsuit
Senate President Pro Tempore Greg Treat, who says Gov. Kevin Stitt "refuses to respect Oklahoma law and the constitutional restraints on his power," is...
Tishomingo seat only item on Chickasaw Nation ballot
The Chickasaw Nation general election is set for Tuesday, July 25, and three candidates are running for the Tishomingo District's third seat on the...
‘Short squeeze:’ Drummond plans Winter Storm Uri litigation against natural gas marketers
(Update: On Tuesday, Aug. 8, Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced his selection of the Foshee & Yaffe law firm to represent the state in...
Edmond parks director Brad Raney sees ‘opportunities’
The City of Edmond worked without a parks director for nearly seven months, but in March, new director Brad Raney began his role with...


















