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Today, Oakland County Circuit Judge Rae Lee Chabot set aside the conviction of Gilbert Lee Poole, Jr. who was wrongfully convicted of murder in 1989.

THURSDAY, MAY 27, 2021 Today is the 147th day of 2021 and the 69th day of spring. TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1937, San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge opened to pedestrian traffic. In 1941, recent German victories in World War II prompted President Franklin D.

The Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden’s latest animal cam provides wildlife fans around the globe with exclusive views of two of different species: African lions and African painted dogs. Click on the Zoo’s new African Lion/Painted Dog cam at www.okczoo.

Capping off one of the most challenging academic years in recent memory, East Central University honored its dedicated faculty and staff during the Employee Appreciation event earlier this month.

birthdays Sandy Adams, Hailey Axom, Pat Choate, Tiffany Conteras, Charleigh Davis, Will Eads, Shelly Elmore, twins Morgan and Megan Gay, Edwana Gayler, Ella Hammons, Delilah Harrison, Dr.

An Oklahoma appellate court will consider a prosecutor’s argument that the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in McGirt v. Oklahoma is not retroactive.

Above, students in Pam Fletcher’s 6 th grade homeroom class at Northwood pose for a picture before the start of Little Olympics last week. Yesterday marked the final day of classes for Seminole students.

The City of Seminole announced Tuesday morning that it had been experiencing problems with its phone system, but shortly after noon, it was announced that the system was back up.

Leadership Oklahoma recently announced the launch of “Advancing Oklahoma,” a statewide conversation on race, presented by Paycom.

The Muscogee Nation government has received initial payment of Fiscal Recovery Funds of the American Rescue Plan from the U.S. Treasury in the amount of $421,354,068.50. This initial distribution was formulated through the pro rata share of the total certified tribal enrollment.