Federal legislation would allow state and tribes to strike deals to prosecute crimes in Indian Country
Two of Oklahoma’s largest tribes have expressed support for the measure.
Oklahomans we’ve lost: She lost four family members to COVID-19
The Frontier is telling the stories of Oklahomans who have died in the pandemic.
From a convicted murderer’s release to contested taxes, we fact checked Gov. Stitt’s claims about the McGirt ruling
Many of the governor’s claims about unprosecuted crimes and jurisdictional issues after the landmark court ruling are true. Some are partially true and others are outright false.
Federal regulations, coal phase outs mostly responsible for decreasing carbon output in Oklahoma
Over the past nine years, major Oklahoma industries that rely on fossil fuels have steadily reduced their carbon output, according to EPA data.
Corporation Commission OK’s mechanism to defer some natural gas utility costs
The company’s costs that go into that regulatory asset — and what effect that will have on Oklahoma Natural Gas customers’ monthly bills — has yet to be determined by the company and the commission.
Utility companies to spread winter weather costs to customers out over years, as expenses run in the billions
Documents show that many of the natural gas and electric purchase price increases in early and mid-February sent several utilities that serve Oklahoma scrambling to find funds and open new lines of credit to pay for the increased fuel and electrical costs, most of which begin coming due by the end of March.
Attorney general says evidence of ‘market manipulation’ on natural gas prices during crisis
Even before the worst of the winter weather hit on Tuesday, Feb. 15, natural gas markets showed an enormous spike in spot prices.
Natural gas customers warned to brace for higher utility bills in the coming months
Meanwhile, Attorney General Mike Hunter said his office was looking into the natural gas market price increases this week.
