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House lawmakers advanced a bill that would let Oklahomans decide if a constitutional convention should be held to make changes to the state Constitution despite concerns that the proposal excludes tribes and those not represented by Republicans.
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District Attorney Erik Johnson announced that Joshua Draper, 42, of Hughes County, was found guilty Friday, March 27 following a jury trial presided over by Associate District Judge Trisha Smith. Draper was convicted on multiple charges stemming from violent incidents that occurred on August 3, 2025.
Read moreU.S. Sen. Markwayne Mullin has been confirmed as the new U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security, one of the nation’s most important federal jobs, and all Americans should hope he succeeds. The challenges of preserving our security are always immense, and particularly so as immigration enforcement has finally become a federal priority under the Trump administration.
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Three East Central University students from Seminole have been featured in the 2026 volume of ECU’s literary journal, “Originals.”
Read moreA measure aimed at improving access to care and strengthening health insurance protections for the over 41,000 Oklahomans living with epilepsy has been passed by the Oklahoma House of Representatives.
Read moreStudents from high schools across the state competed in Seminole State College’s 52nd annual Interscholastic Meet on March 26.
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