OKLAHOMA CITY — In light of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling, Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter is asking the state Court of Criminal Appeals for extra guidance regarding Indigenous inmates.
OKLAHOMA CITY – The State of Oklahoma collected more than $5 million in July from the medical marijuana tax – the third consecutive month.
ELGIN - It's the new- est oldest way to do things. Elgin continues to grow its small town with the addition of the Re: Earth Refill Shop, where customers bring their own containers to fill with household products.
CARNEGIE — Impeachment proceedings against Kiowa Chairman Matthew Komalty are on hold due to a temporary restraining order issued by the Court of Indian Offenses.
LAWTON - Cancellation of numerous rodeos across the country means fewer injuries for competitors, but higher stakes in the ring.
ANADARKO — A judge with the Court of Indian Offenses has issued a preliminary injunction barring the Kiowa Tribe from spending its CARES Act funds.
There will be a prayer walk for the Elgin school campus Sunday, Aug. 5 at 6 p.m. We will spend time praying for the students and staff that will be in each building. All ages are encouraged to participate.
AUGUST CHURCH COUNCIL/ BUSINESS MEETING
LAWTON – Public schools are adopting a mix of in-person and at-home learning for the 2020-21 academic year.
CACHE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OKLAHOMA CITY — For the second consecutive week, Gov. Kevin Stitt lost a lawsuit over Oklahoma’s gaming compacts.
OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association (OCA) has a strong presence at the Oklahoma State Capitol every legislative session and works closely with legislators to advance and protect the Oklahoma beef cattle industry.