Sprint accused of taking millions
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai said Tuesday he's asked the agency's enforcement bureau to investigate.
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Census: US inequality grew, including in heartland states
A big factor in the increase in inequality has to do with two large population groups on either end of the economic spectrum.
Oklahoma doctors charged in separate opioid drug cases
Prosecutors allege one doctor wrote fraudulent prescriptions for years.
Sanders plans campaign stops in Norman, Lawton powwow visit
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders Plans to visit Oklahoma this weekend, including campaign stops in Norman and at a Comanche Nation powwow outside of Lawton.
Higher education bill that benefits Indian County passes
Congressman Markwayne Mullin (OK-02) released the following statement after the House unanimously passed H.R.2486, the Fostering Undergraduate Talent by Unlocking Resources for Education Act (FUTURE Act).
NEO livestock judging opens season with top-ten finish
The Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College (NEO) Livestock Judging Team travelled to Austin, Minn., during the first weekend in September to compete in the NSR National Barrow Show. Formed in 1994, the National Swine Registry streamlined services to purebred breeders of…
Oklahoma prisons locked down after outbreak of violence
All Oklahoma prisons are locked down after several inmate fights left one inmate dead and more than a dozen injured.
Woman barred from Arkansas midwife work charged in Oklahoma
A baby had to be resuscitated after birth.
Oklahoma pension fund reports $4.2 million cyber theft
The theft is believed to have resulted from a hack of the agency's email system.
Farmers' loyalty to Trump tested over new corn-ethanol rules
Roughly 40% of the U.S. corn crop is turned into ethanol.
Report: US Native American health agency at crossroads
A federal report released Thursday said things won't get better unless the Indian Health Service takes a serious look at its organizational structure.
American Airlines to add 400 jobs in Tulsa
The Tech Ops Tulsa facility already employs 5,200 people.
Man at center of 'Innocent Man' documentary may soon be free
An Oklahoma attorney general spokesman says the judge's order is still being reviewed.
Cherokee chief says journey to seat US delegate will be long
The Cherokee's plan is "unprecedented."
Oklahoma group seeks vote to reject 'permitless carry' law
The state law will allow people in the state to openly carry firearms without a background check or training.
Oklahoma pharmacist to pay $1 million restitution after plea
Prosecutors say the pharmacist faces up to 10 years in federal prison on each count and a fine of up to $250,000.
OxyContin maker Purdue agrees to provide research data
"Research molecules and certain associated data" that will help with research into addiction.
Calif. gang member accused of shipping guns from Oklahoma
Guns and ammo recovered in Orange County, California were traced to Verden, Oklahoma.
19 people face child sex trafficking charges in Oklahoma
103 underage victims were identified or recovered nationwide.
3.1 magnitude earthquake hits central Oklahoma
An oil well operator is stopping operations.
Marijuana returned to Oklahoma dispensary after traffic stop
The criminal case dismissals underscore the uncertainty around Oklahoma's new medical marijuana law.
FCC approves priority window for tribes to expand broadband
The FCC vote also removed the educational use requirement for the spectrum.
Proposal would repeal US laws that hurt Native Americans
Among them are laws that allow for the forced removal of Native American children from their homes to be sent to boarding schools and subject Native Americans to forced labor.
Oklahoma introduces Project Blue Sky to rebrand the state
Officials launch 'Project Blue Sky' to help rebrand Oklahoma.
