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A U.S. Supreme Court ruling in a Hawaii Second Amendment case could reshape Oklahoma’s gun laws by determining whether states may prohibit firearms on private property open to the public unless owners expressly allow them.
Read moreIn a sure sign that spring is not far behind, the first Purple Martins of the year have been spotted in Oklahoma.
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An Ada handyman accused of bilking a Seminole couple out of thousands of dollars has had his suspended sentence revoked.
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End of The Trail
Read moreThe Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Board, chaired by Attorney General Genter Drummond, is now accepting grant applications from eligible political subdivisions across the state. Counties, municipalities, public trusts and collaborative/joint applications are eligible to apply for $180,000 to $2.25 million for a three-year project.
Read moreOn the fifth anniversary of February 2021’s Winter Storm “Uri,” appeals challenging more than $1.4 billion in bonds and $377 million in rate increases impacting the customers of electric utility companies OG&E and Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) are now in the hands of the Oklahoma Supreme Court.
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