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...
Cherokee Nation runoff features 3 incumbent-free races
Six candidates running for three seats on the Cherokee Nation Tribal Council are competing in a runoff election set for Saturday, July 8. None...
ARPA program providing tribal small businesses ‘access to capital’
WASHINGTON — Three Oklahoma tribal nations will receive almost half of the initial funding from a new small business initiative that the Biden-Harris Administration...
Days after vote, Talihina Veterans Home closure paused
One week after the Oklahoma Veterans Commission voted to close the Talihina Veterans Home by Oct. 1, those plans are now on pause.
Greg Slavonic,...
Appellate court ruling extends fight over traffic ticket jurisdiction in Indian Country
A U.S. District Court decision in a case concerning a city of Tulsa traffic violation that involved a member of the Choctaw Nation was reversed...
‘Consequence’: Jury finds former Rep. Dan Kirby guilty of involuntary manslaughter
MUSKOGEE — After nearly five hours of deliberation, a federal jury found twice-resigned politician Dan Kirby guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the July 2022...
Trial day two: Toxicologist says Dan Kirby ‘was impaired,’ friends argue otherwise
MUSKOGEE — Both the prosecution and defense wrapped up their cases this afternoon on the second day of the involuntary manslaughter trial for former...
‘Systemic issue’: Audit finds Oklahoma lacked oversight of pandemic relief funds
In a scathing 256-page audit that found repeated oversights, errors and the failure to follow basic record-keeping practices, Oklahoma State Auditor and Inspector Cindy...
‘Missing opportunities’: Edmond officials float bond election to expedite road projects
City of Edmond staff have identified nine key road improvement projects estimated to cost $99 million, but municipal leaders are still trying to identify...
