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Graycen Wheeler/KOSUInola residents will decide the fate of a massive aluminum smelter in a town-wide vote next spring. Until then, city officials have paused heavy industrial development. -
Rip Stell/Oklahoma WatchA meeting in Inola Monday will determine whether the town will extend a 60-day moratorium on a proposed aluminum smelter - which is set to expire on Sept. 28. The postponement was approved in June amidst public pushback to the $4 billion project.
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City Councilor Karen Gilbert and TPD Captain Shane Tuell face questions from dozens of citizens concerned about privacy and potential abuse of the 107 cameras used to solve crimes. -
A global shareholder advisory firm is challenging a new Oklahoma law that would require proxy advisory firms to justify their advice when recommending a vote against company management on shareholder resolutions at annual meetings. -
But Dr. Eduardo Pererya Sees Big Challenges to Implementing the Deal
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A Tulsa County judge has officially revoked the bond for a man charged in connection to two deaths in Sand Springs last week.
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As Oklahoma sets to kick off the long Labor Day weekend, Tulsa County has joined 56 other counties in announcing an immediate burn ban. -
Over 250,000 Oklahomans have been sent letters warning that new federal work requirements may put them at risk of losing their Medicaid health coverage. -
Oklahoma City Public Schools and Metro Technology Centers are teaming up to help students explore healthcare careers without leaving their high schools. The partnership will support students in meeting new graduation requirements. -
In July, the Teacher Freedom Alliance held its annual meeting, which Tulsa teacher Micah Cash attended. Last week, he published a write-up of the experience in the Tulsa-based publication The Pickup. -
Many Oklahomans are living with an allergy to meat and dairy. Lawmakers, researchers, doctors and residents across the state are trying to adapt. -
More is being revealed about why a Tulsa man faces two first degree murder charges following a big explosion in Sand Springs last week. Reports show a probable cause affidavit outlines a potential felony linked to the deaths of two men.
