Corporation Commission discusses SB 1103 on electricity rates, declines action
(Update: SB 1103 did not receive a Senate floor hearing before the March 23 deadline, although the topic could be negotiated further by legislative...
CLO: State gas bill reduced, huge OKC property for sale, Red River land dispute discussed
During a meeting of the Oklahoma Commissioners of the Land Office on March 9, state leaders approved a major land sale opportunity in Oklahoma...
Downtown Showdown: Ashley Bradley, Tom Robins agree to Edmond City Council debate
Both candidates seeking the open Ward 1 seat on the Edmond City Council have agreed to participate in a debate hosted by NonDoc.
The Downtown...
EPS District 3 forum: Jamie Underwood vs. Jerry Childs
(Update: Watch the March 21 EPS forum here, and view a full video of the discussion here.)
With the culmination of Edmond's 2023 local elections...
With poor EMSA response times, Edmond leaders ponder another service provider
The Emergency Medical Services Authority has provided emergency medical transport services for Edmond residents since 1990, but that could change after EMSA has consistently...
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Letter: Support the Veterans Community Project
To the editors:
What does it mean to be an Oklahoman? Oklahomans take care of our own, and we see this each year as the...
Former OU regent Phil Albert pleads guilty, faces up to 5 years in federal prison
Phil Albert, the former University of Oklahoma regent and former Tulsa Regional Chamber chairman who once was a top political donor in the state,...
After lengthy drama, Veterans Commission cans Kintsel
After a 40-minute executive session, the Oklahoma Veterans Commission voted 5-1 to terminate the employment of controversial Department of Veterans Affairs director Joel Kintsel,...
‘That’s asinine’: Greg Treat annoyed by Charles McCall’s claim on education debate
Senate President Pro Tempore Greg Treat took umbrage with his House counterpart's claims about an education reform package this afternoon, employing sarcasm with media...
Debt, finances leave Legislature ‘concerned’ about OU Health problems
(Update: As part of its Fiscal Year 2024Â budget agreement, the Oklahoma Legislature approved a $96 million appropriation increase to the University Hospitals Authority in...
