Meeting on bribed vote prohibits public comment
If at first you don't succeed, try, try again.
In the matter of one bribery case, Oklahoma Corporation Commission chairman Bob Anthony has been seeking...
‘I realized I am not a Republican anymore’
I am 32 years old, and, earlier this year, I completed and submitted my voter registration form. It wasn’t the first time I had filled...
Turtle nets and abortion: Laws changed while you slept
While you were (likely) sleeping, calendars flipped to Nov. 1, and it quickly became illegal to "text" while driving in Oklahoma.
Media coverage of this...
Q&A — Sen. Stephanie Bice: ‘Art of compromise’ lost
Fourth-generation Oklahoman Stephanie Bice holds a rare office: She is one of only six women in the state's 48-member Senate. Serving as a Republican...
Q&A: Simone Fulmer — Many don’t even know a lawyer
Simone Fulmer is one of the few women in Oklahoma City leading a plaintiff law firm. A mother of two children, Simone opened Fulmer...
Scott Pruitt and the ‘best interests’ of Oklahomans
Politicians pander. It's a necessary evil in their quest to obtain and maintain a position of relative power.
When the tenure of your job rests...
Even though ‘it’s your money,’ apathy reigns supreme
Recall the old PR-professional’s riddle. OK, fine. I'm the originator, but it goes like this:
If you announce a press conference and no press show up, is...
Q&A: Judge Phil Lujan — ‘I can’t say I liked law school’
Recently, NonDoc contacted Citizen Potawatomi Nation Judge Phil Lujan about social and legal issues facing Oklahoma's Native American community. Here, the chief district judge...
Narconon Arrowhead has new license, criticism remains
After years of bad publicity, a controversial drug-rehab facility in southeastern Oklahoma associated with Scientology has been reorganizing operations. Some Oklahomans still want the public warned...
Website seeks to prevent murder and mass shootings
A few nights after the Oct. 1 shooting at Umpqua Community College, James Kimmel, Jr., a lecturer in psychiatry at Yale, lay awake in bed...


















