Seeking jail solutions, OK County commissioner submits 5/8-cent sales tax proposal for review
Oklahoma County voters could face an April 7 ballot question on whether to approve a sales tax of less than 1 percent to fund...
Tribal roundup: Choctaw clinic expans, Pratt’s legacy lives, Muscogee Council’s raise vetoed, roles decided
From ribbon cuttings to coin tosses, tribal affairs closed out 2025 and rang in 2026 with a mix of celebration, debate and a little...
Dillon Travis, Mike Waters tout rural bonafides in HD 35 Republican runoff
In their Jan. 13 special runoff election, Dillon Travis and Mike Waters present House District 35 Republican voters with a classic choice between a...
With 2 new rape counts filed, 7th continuance granted in sex offender’s cases
(Editor’s note: This article includes details about sexual misconduct allegations.)
Oklahoma County District Attorney Vicki Behenna filed two counts of first-degree rape by instrumentation Monday...
Court of Criminal Appeals allows use of ‘BulletProof,’ probabilistic genotyping software program
The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals has unanimously affirmed the use of BulletProof, a probabilistic genotyping software program, in the assault and battery trial...
Rick Silanskas accused of AI filings in American Heartland Theme Park case
As litigation over the American Heartland Theme Park project continues, Rick Silanskas — one of two men accused of "impersonating God" to manipulate a...
EOY: Several stories from 2025 will linger into 2026
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Blake Douglas
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Kevin Eagleson
Derrick James
Another year is basically in the books, and it sure was a busy one.
NonDoc's newsroom added new members and gathered with readers and donors...
Member resigns as Edmond Community Policing Board continues sex crime discussion
The Edmond Community Policing Board's ongoing discussions about sex crime response got heated at its Nov. 20 meeting when member Jason "Jay" Alsup suggested...
As price tag climbs and stages pondered, 2026 could be do or die for Oklahoma County Jail project
Oklahoma County could build its new jail in stages or, depending how things go, construct the entire project at once. But either way, as...
Roundup: Budget numbers, website blunders, a surprise funder and ‘actual innocence’
The lead up to the holidays failed to slow down state agencies, courts or elected officials.
In fact, the race to solve problems, meet filing...
