The vocabulary to describe Timothy McVeigh
In this guest opinion for the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City Bombing, Constance Squires looks at what we now call the "alt-right" and how it influenced Timothy McVeigh.
News isn’t free. We all pay the price if we don’t financially support unbiased,...
Even if you refuse to pay for news, it is not free. It takes money to produce documented, verified news that is fair-minded and ethical.
Letter to the Editor: ‘Building this jail on the backs of children is not...
In this letter to the editor, Gina Standridge argues against putting the new Oklahoma County Jail at 1901 Grand Blvd only blocks away from a Mid-Del elementary.
Let’s not have to say NEVER AGAIN – AGAIN
The new Oklahoma County jail should be located where it is legal to build. It is a legal problem that will cost the county millions of dollars if ignored.
The Choctaw Nation will enforce the law
In this guest opinion column, Chief Gary Batton of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma argues that the Choctaw Nation will enforce the law.
Okla’s AG: Open records and meetings foster better government
Oklahoma's Attorney General Gentner Drummond weighs in on the importance of open records and open meetings in government.
Changing Attitudes Over Urban Sprawl Have Taken Hold In OKC
Urban sprawl is finally going out of style, says Anthony Rodriguez in this community voices opinion piece.
OKC proposed trespass ordinance is a fascist boondoggle
Nick Brooke argues the proposed trespass ordinance on the docket for a first hearing in the Oklahoma City Council is "unconstitutional."
Another attempt to criminalize homelessness
Paula Sophia argues that the OKC City Council should follow the recommendations of a consultant firm on handling the mentally ill.
The “Spirit” of House Bill 1775
In this Community Voices opinion piece, Putnam City Public Schools teacher Aaron Baker considers the letter of HB 1775 vs. the spirit.
How the Republican Party lost its soul
Dr. John Thompson reviews Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank's newest book about "crack-up" of the Republican Party.
Starbucks’s abortion promises for workers are PR stunts. We want a union contract.
Alisha Humphrey is a barista at the 63rd and Grand Starbucks in OKC and argues a contract with Starbucks as the only way to insure benefits.
The decline of indoctrination in Oklahoma public school classrooms
In this community voices opinion piece, Aaron Baker argues that there is not indoctrination in public school classrooms.
Opinion: Labor movement seeks fair wages, freedom to organize
Tim O'Connor, president of the Okla Labor Federation, clarifies what the labor movement in Oklahoma seeks from employers.
Opinion: School vouchers are another version of ‘white flight’
Guest opinion columnist Felix Linden argues that vouchers are another version of "white flight" as in the 1960s.
