Beaver County sheriff race: Undersheriff, 911 coordinator compete in runoff
Beaver County's sheriff candidates both enjoy working with their hands on and off the job. Scott Mitchell, the 911 coordinator for Beaver County, uses...
‘Makes no sense’: Uncertainty over Hiett investigation revealed as OCC gets new chairperson
While still declining to resign his statewide elective post, Todd Hiett relinquished his chairmanship of the Oklahoma Corporation Commission today as questions linger about...
HD 20 runoff: Former firefighter faces retired OSSAA executive in Newcastle, Blanchard area
Despite their different professional backgrounds, former firefighter Jonathan Wilk and retired coach Mike Whaley say they share a common goal for House District 20...
SD 47 runoff: Kelly Hines, Jenny Schmitt vie for GOP nomination
In State Senate District 47, an open metro-area seat that each remaining Republican candidate has likened to a microcosm of Oklahoma, veteran Kelly Hines...
Lawsuit: Behenna violated Open Records Act after police-shooting case dismissals
(Update: Representing Oklahoma County District Attorney Vicki Behenna, the Oklahoma Attorney General's Office filed a response to the petition in the litigation described below....
Interior Department: Many Indigenous children suffered abuse at Indian boarding schools
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of the Interior’s three-year investigation into federally funded Indian boarding schools has reaffirmed in a second and final report...
‘Sheriff showdown’: Chris Elliott, Tyler Cooper clash in Wagoner County runoff
As Oklahoma's Aug. 27 runoff election date approaches, incumbent Wagoner County Sheriff Chris Elliott is pushing back against accusations from challenger Tyler Cooper while...
‘A detriment for me to step aside’: Todd Hiett resists calls to resign
A defiant Todd Hiett, the chairman of the Oklahoma Corporation Commission, said Wednesday that allegations he got blackout drunk and groped an energy industry...
‘Disappointing’: State Board of Education denies 3 lawmakers attendance in executive session
Members of the State Board of Education denied three Oklahoma legislators — including two attorneys — access to observe its full executive session during...
Oklahomans deserve debates for legislative runoffs
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