Three indicted on conspiracy charges in Swadley’s Foggy Bottom Kitchen scheme
The Frontier first reported on irregular charges to the state, including allegations of overpriced barbecue smokers and inflated fees.
‘Big win for us:’ Federal regulators say the Grand River Dam Authority is responsible for flooding in Miami and failed to acquire affected lands
Town leaders say it’s a win in a decades-long battle with state officials over floods that have repeatedly ravaged the area.
Bills seek changes to Oklahoma’s ‘woke’ investment ban
The Frontier first reported that the Oklahoma State Treasurer’s office applied criteria for blacklisting companies inconsistently, leaving some firms claiming they have been arbitrarily and wrongly banned from doing business with the state.
Oklahoma officials claim the Okmulgee jail illegally held juveniles
Some minors were not kept separate from adult prisoners. In one case, a juvenile was housed with an adult, an inspection found.
A state retiree seeks to overturn Oklahoma’s ‘woke’ investment ban
A former state employee, backed by pension groups and an organization that represents public workers, is suing to overturn an Oklahoma law banning the state from doing business with financial firms accused of boycotting the fossil fuel industry.
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A phantom attack ad group surfaces again in an Oklahoma election
“What you’re seeing is corporate buy legislators. That’s what’s happening. It’s not just nationwide, it’s here in the state of Oklahoma,” said Rep. Justin Humphrey.
Secretary of State’s office spending on attorney for tribal issues broke the law, state audit finds
Gov. Kevin Stitt has recently faced criticism for his use of state money in his legal fights with Oklahoma tribes.
