By John Dobberstein, Editor OKLAHOMA CITY — A yearly audit of how Oklahoma government administers federal funding cast another shadow on financial
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Secret documents: attorneys unveil insurance scheme
By J.C. Hallman, Oklahoma Watch In 1997, Allstate Insurance Company launched a test program in Albuquerque, N.M., titled the Claim Core
Stitt orders review of CAIR, Muslim Brotherhood ‘ties to terrorist networks’
By John Dobberstein, Editor OKLAHOMA CITY — Gov. Kevin Stitt has ordered the Oklahoma law enforcement and homeland security officials to
Drummond asks Trump Administration to halt DOJ probe Broken Arrow mosque denial
By John Dobberstein, Editor Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond has asked President Trump and U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche to halt the
Clayton Woolley guardianship dissolved, reunification being discussed with mother, family says
By John Dobberstein, Editor Family and advocates for Clayton Woolley, a 14-year-old in the middle of a long-running custody case, say the Oklahoma
Who’s Saving Clayton? Custody battle spurs more investigations, blame
By John Dobberstein, Editor Weary of living in an allegedly abusive guardian’s home, Clayton Woolley ran 3 miles into the arms of his family last
11-minute hearings, hidden conflicts: inside Oklahoma’s broken guardianship system
By J.C. Hallman, Oklahoma Watch On the afternoon of Aug. 26, 2021, Ismail Safi brought his wife and six children to the Abbey Gate of Kabul
Arkansas River toll bridge legislation moves forward
By John Dobberstein, Editor OKLAHOMA CITY — A bill sponsored by State Rep. Mark Tedford (R-Jenks) authorizing construction of a
Broken Arrow state lawmaker floats legislation to ban Sharia law
By John Dobberstein, Editor With a public hearing over a proposed mosque in Broken Arrow looming, a state lawmaker wants to ban the use of Sharia
Attorney general to investigate Broken Arrow mosque proposal
By John Dobberstein, Editor As a crucial public hearing approaches on a proposed mosque and retail project in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma Attorney
Attorney General intervenes in State Farm lawsuit
By J.C. Hallman, Oklahoma Watch On Nov. 25, Oklahoma City attorney Lance Leffel, representing State Farm, set himself up for a rude surprise. “I
Potential Oligopoly: a deep dive into competition in homeowners insurance
By JC Hallman, Oklahoma Watch As the Oklahoma homeowners insurance market has come under intense pressure, Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready has
