OKC senator picked by state Democrats to lead caucus
Oklahoma Senate Democrats elected Senator Kay Floyd, D-Oklahoma City, to be their next caucus leader for the 57th Oklahoma Legislature after John Sparks, D-Norman,...
Teachers, unions point efforts toward November elections
Teachers granted leave by their school districts to lobby the Oklahoma Legislature were at the Capitol Tuesday along with union officials as they point...
Okla DPS cites “outside protest groups” in vague statement
The Oklahoma Department of Public Safety issued a vague news release about “outside protest groups” around 4:30 p.m. CST Wednesday after their staff had...
Teachers, supporters pack Capitol, plan to go back Wednesday
Teachers, students, and parents packed the Capitol Tuesday panicking Legislators and staff and announced plans to return to the Capitol for a third day...
Gallery – Oklahoma teacher walkout, first day rally
These are some of our shots from the rally at the Oklahoma Capitol Monday.
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Northside forum crowd concerned about state revenue
A forum on the near north side of Oklahoma City Thursday suggested that legislators and the public are not anywhere close to finished providing...
Youth “call B.S.” on NRA influence at March for Our Lives OKC
The loud call and response chants of one group of high-school students at the March for Our Lives in Oklahoma City Saturday seemed to...
Holt wins primary and race for Oklahoma City mayor
State Senator David Holt received the majority of votes in the Oklahoma City mayoral primary Tuesday which gave him the win without a runoff.
At...
Mother shouts “Liar, Liar!” punctuating Fallin’s State of the State address
“Let’s get to work,” meant something different to three protesters in the House gallery as Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin closed her State of the...
Local legislators, Fallin agree on criminal justice reform
Some Oklahoma City legislators agreed with Governor Mary Fallin's push for criminal justice reform in her last State of the State address Monday.
But, by...
