Stitt blocks shipment of toxic waste from Ohio train derailment headed for Oklahoma
The railroad company involved in the toxic crash was in the process of hauling contaminated soil to a storage facility in western Oklahoma.
Veterans Commission votes to terminate Kintsel’s employment as Executive Director
Kintsel, who challenged Stitt in the 2022 Republican Primary, maintains that members of the commission are illegitimate.
McCall tells Senate ‘hands off’ the House’s education package
House Speaker Charles McCall gave a stern warning to the Senate on Thursday: Hear the House’s education package “as is,” or any Senate education bills will be dead on arrival when they come to the House.
Oklahoma didn’t say ‘no’ to recreational pot – it said ‘hell no’
Despite lower turnout, data shows rural and urban parts of the state shifted dramatically from the state’s 2018 vote on medical cannabis. A proposal to legalize recreational use failed in every county.
We fact-checked the debate over an Oklahoma bill to ban gender-affirming care
We found misleading statements about available medical research and how the legislation would limit access to care.
In Oklahoma, neighbors are still blindsided when poultry mega-farms move in
Meanwhile, new state Attorney General Gentner Drummond hopes to expand settlement talks in a landmark court case against poultry companies.
Criminal justice reform efforts driving fundraising in favor of legalizing recreational marijuana
“Really, the heart of this petition is about criminal justice reform,” said Michelle Tilley, campaign manager for Yes on 820. The group has raised over $3 million to support legalizing marijuana in Oklahoma.
Listen Frontier: Sen. James Lankford speaks with The Frontier about abortion, immigration and more
Sen. James Lankford took time this week to speak with The Frontier about immigration, abortion, the McGirt decision and the state of “Trump-ism” in the Republican Party.
