We fact-checked candidates for Oklahoma Attorney General
From claims about a mysterious email disavowing Trump to criminal prosecutions on tribal land, we dug deep in search of facts.
Sovereignty is a hot-button issue as Republicans compete in a congressional district mostly on tribal land
With 13 Republicans running for an open congressional seat that covers mostly native land, some District 2 candidates say they support added federal funding for tribal law enforcement, while others are calling to dismantle reservations.
Oklahoma GOP looks to boost fundraising under new leadership
A new chairman hopes to be a unifying force for Republicans after a year of controversy.
Driving one of Canoo’s electric vehicles with company CEO Tony Aquila
We visited the company’s mostly-empty Arkansas factory to test-drive one of its futuristic electric vans with a rectangular steering wheel.
We fact-checked Republican Corporation Commission candidates
From deaths from winter storms to jurisdictional challenges following the McGirt Supreme Court ruling, we found some inaccuracies in candidates’ claims.
Oklahoma lawmakers tried to cut a costly incentive for data centers, but gave Google a break
One of the largest companies in the world can still reap millions in tax benefits for years to come thanks to an exception written into state law for its sprawling operations in rural Oklahoma.
Most legislative efforts to lower Oklahoma court fines and fees failed this year
A large-scale reform that would have eliminated $34 million in annual revenue from fines and fees stalled this session. The bill’s author says he’s not giving up.
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.
