Coburn opposed to Kagan nomination to court
Thursday, July 29th, 2010With a majority in the U.S. Senate, Elena Kagan appears to be headed to a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court despite her overt liberal bent. (more…)
With a majority in the U.S. Senate, Elena Kagan appears to be headed to a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court despite her overt liberal bent. (more…)
More corruption is being uncovered in the Tulsa Police Department. (more…)
With little discussion, city councilors approved PlaniTulsa, a New Urbanism design for the city’s Comprehensive Plan for future development. (more…)
Traditional candidates prevailed in Tuesday’s primary as U.S. Rep. Mary Fallin won the GOP nomination for governor. Fallin was challenged by Sen. Randy Brogdon, who campaigned on a return to constitutional values. (more…)
Beginning at 12:01 a.m. on August 6 and ending at midnight on August 8, Oklahomans can make limited purchases of clothing and shoes free of state, city and county sales tax. (more…)
While Republicans must sort through up to 18 races on the July 27 primary ballot, Democrats could see as few as five races next Tuesday. (more…)
Tulsans are so disgusted with the disputes between the City Council and Mayor Dewey Bartlett that they are ready to vote them all out, District 6 Councilor Jim Mautino said. (more…)
Sen. Tom Coburn thinks we should either try to win the War in Afghanistan or pull our troops out. (more…)
Tulsa took another step toward selling the old City Hall for $1.2 million for conversion to a 200-room hotel with retail space. (more…)
Sen. Todd Lamb sees the office of lieutenant governor as a springboard to greater prosperity for Oklahoma - not a stepping stone to higher office. (more…)