The investigation began in 2024, when similar envelopes were sent to election officials. The U.S. District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma has unsealed information surrounding the…
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DOJ Secures Settlement from Landlord for Fair Housing Act Violation
The landlord refused to rent an apartment to a woman who had a young son. The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that owners of a residential property in…
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Federal Judge Finds Flock Data Use by Law Enforcement Violates Fourth Amendment
She decided, “This is a type of indiscriminate mass surveillance.” Federal Judge Sarah Hill ruled that a Tulsa County sheriff’s deputy’s use of Flock automated license plate reader…
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South Carolina, Georgia, and Oklahoma Voters Participating in Runoff Elections
Tuesday, August 25, 2026, will see special runoff elections in three states ahead of the November election. Today, voters in Georgia, Oklahoma, and South Carolina are participating in…
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FAA Invests in Air Traffic Control Tower Modernization
The agency plans tower replacements and upgrades at airports nationwide. The U.S. Department of Transportation announced more than $750 million to replace eight aging air traffic control towers…
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National Weather Service Issues Continued Fire Danger Warnings for Southern Plains
The Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management reported at least 33 fires in the panhandle. The National Weather Service has issued a warning of fire danger across Oklahoma and…
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HHS Secretary Announces More State SNAP Programs Joining MAHA
Oklahoma and Louisiana are the most recent adopters of healthier options. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., has been touring the United States on a…
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Severe Thunderstorms Hit Central U.S.
Flood and tornado warnings were issued in multiple states. Thunderstorms brought flash flooding, hail, gusty winds, and the risk of tornadoes across Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Kansas, and Iowa…
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Supreme Court Upholds the Block of First Religious Charter School
Justice Barrett recused herself from the case appealing the decision of the Oklahoma Supreme Court. The Supreme Court, in a split decision with Justice Amy Coney Barrett recusing…
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Supreme Courts Hears Case for Catholic Charter School
Charter schools in Oklahoma have been required to be “nonsectarian.” The Supreme Court heard oral arguments on Wednesday for a Catholic school’s quest to become the nation’s first…
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