Last week contained a great deal of important headlines, for both Oklahoma and the nation. OKC was profiled on Politico, the Tulsa Frontier found some sticky...

The New York Times offered a great headline on Dec. 14: Reporters in Las Vegas try to crack case of who owns their newspaper. I...

"So there you have it, folks." Oklahoma Secretary of Finance Preston Doerflinger opened his remarks at a Thursday press conference by letting the enormity of...

This could take a while. You might want to get a sandwich. While I could probably fill a tome with my reasons for being neither conservative...

Well, 2015 has come and is nearly gone. Here, at the end, it's a mixed bag of curses and blessings. Our budget deficit seems...

When I arrived at Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz's scheduled stump speech Wednesday in southwest OKC, I had already missed the Texas senator's impromptu press...

The people of Oklahoma elect a "State Auditor & Inspector" as one of 11 statewide offices. Gary Jones was elected to the position in 2010...

New concrete structures built into the middle of Western Avenue have some Oklahoma City drivers and residents confused. Called chicanes, the curb-like constructions have been partially...

Reports indicate that the bill requiring Oklahoma voters to subscribe to a newspaper was filed by Rep. Ben Sherrer (D-Chouteau) as a "joke." As...

Today, 1,681 caucus locations in the state of Iowa will determine which Republican and Democrat presidential candidates have a leg up for the remainder...