OETA Asks for More Money
Oklahoma’s statewide public television is asking the legislature for more than two million more dollars to be appropriated to the agency.
Violence at Oklahoma City jail down 90%
And much of the credit goes to high definition video cameras
The 2013 State of the City
Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett addressed a record crowd of business leaders for this year’s State of the City Address.
This Week in Oklahoma Politics
Republican Political Consultant Neva Hill and ACLU Oklahoma Executive Director Ryan Kiesel talk about the Congressional vote by Oklahoma representatives …
Gun Rally at the Capitol
Gun advocates are planning a peaceful rally at the State Capitol at “High Noon” as a part of a nationwide campaign called “Guns Across America”
Governor Responds on Gun Safety
Governor Fallin says while she hasn’t seen the President’s executive orders on guns, she says the state is doing what it can in the area of safety.
Unmanned Vehicles Could Boost OK Economy
A new study shows Oklahoma is poised to gain hundreds of jobs through the integration of unmanned aerial systems into US Airspace.
Trying to Eliminate Tax Credits
As Congress deals with the issue of the deficit, leaders are talking about increasing revenue along with cutting spending.
Removing the Governor From the Parole Process
The Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board approves new procedures to adhere to State Question 762.











