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  • Study Says Stillwater Could Support Commercial Air Service
    A study indicates that a north-central Oklahoma community could support daily commercial airline flights from its airport to the Dallas-Fort Worth…
  • Fort Sill To Tighten Security For Protection Of Personnel Living On Base
    A U.S. Army post in southwestern Oklahoma will soon tighten access for visitors.The Lawton Constitution reports the change at Fort Sill is a result of…
  • The death chamber at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester.
    Botched Execution Called An "Anomaly" In Media Access Court Case
    A federal judge is mulling whether the media should have greater access to witness executions in Oklahoma after a group of journalists and news…
  • Early Voting Begins Tomorrow For Nov. 4 Election
    Three days of early, in-person voting begins Thursday at county election board offices across the state.Registered voters can cast their ballots from 8…
  • Oklahoma House Speaker T.W. Shannon
    Former House Speaker To Join Tulsa Consulting Firm
    Former Oklahoma Speaker of the House and Republican U.S. Senate candidate T.W. Shannon of Lawton has joined a Tulsa-based consulting firm.Premier…
  • Proposal Filed To Extend Term Limits Of State Lawmakers
    A Republican state representative has filed a proposed state constitutional amendment that would extend term limits for Oklahoma lawmakers from 12 to 16…
  • Lankford Addresses Immigration, Affordable Care Act
    On Tuesday, the Obama administration announced it would delay the deadline companies with 50 or more full-time employees must comply with the Affordable…
  • The Rescued Becomes The Rescuer
    The Norman Transcript's Tammy Boyd reports that its not every day that you can go from being rescued to being the rescuer but several dogs on Oklahoma…
  • OESC Seeks Domestic Abuse Employment Changes In Legislative Session
    The Oklahoma Employment Security Commission will ask lawmakers to consider a number of changes to its statutes during the upcoming legislative session,…
  • Defendant Claims They Didn't Know Gun Was Loaded
    One of three boys accused in the fatal shooting of an Australian baseball player last summer says his friends believed the gun used in the crime contained…
  • Penn Ave
    Linda talks with Susan Spain about the redesign of the section of Pennsylvania Avenue in front of the White House that has been blocked to motor traffic. After the Oklahoma City bombing, the street was closed to traffic for security reasons. Spain's plan, currently under review, would make the area into a park which would also allow official motor traffic. Spain is a landscape architect and National Park Service Planner. She leads the team for the "Pennsylvania Avenue at the White House" Long Term Design.
  • Okc Bombing Hearing
    NPR's Mark Roberts reports on the continuing effort by defense attorneys to suppress evidence gathered by investigators in the first two days after the Oklahoma City bombing. Defendant Terry Nichols's attorney is arguing that a nine-hour interrogation of his client in a Kansas jailhouse was improper and should be thrown out. Testimony today focuses on whether authorities had authority to search Nichols's home, where an agent spotted plastic barrels similar to ones used in the bombing.
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