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Hofmeister’s campaign gains momentum from small donors, including many teachers
Stitt leads in fundraising from larger donors in health care, construction and other industries, according to a Frontier analysis.
Special prosecutor to decide whether to move forward in ‘Innocent Man’ case
Pontotoc County District Attorney Paul Smith has recused himself, citing the appearance of conflicts of interest.
Attorneys in ‘Innocent Man’ case eye federal court after lower court’s order is reversed
Attorneys for a man convicted for the 1984 kidnapping and murder of an Ada woman say they plan to file a federal case to try and overturn his conviction after the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals overturned a lower court’s order that would have made him a free man.
As small towns struggle to pay off winter storm debt, Oklahoma taxpayers will pick up part of the tab
After the storm, the Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office said it would investigate natural gas price gouging. A year and a half later, no criminal or civil cases have been filed and there’s no active state investigation.
Two GOP contenders face a tight race in the CD2 runoff
Congressional District 2 is a mostly rural district that spans much of eastern Oklahoma including McAlester, Muskogee, Claremore, Durant and Miami.
Oklahoma gamefowl breeders, lawmaker optimistic about decriminalizing cockfighting
As animal welfare groups push regulators to crack down on overseas gamefowl shipments from Oklahoma, advocates of the sport are hopeful the state will reduce penalties for cockfighting from a felony to a misdemeanor.
U.S. Supreme Court declines to hear ‘Innocent Man’ case
An attorney for Karl Fontenot says very little is left of the state’s case, but that might not be enough to keep prosecutors from filing new charges.
