Mike W. Ray Staff Writer

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Byrd cruises to early victory for second term

MMJ farmer blocks ‘ghost owner’ from rescinding his 2 state licenses

Ex-loan officer banned from banking

State law against trains blocking RR crossings derailed by federal courts

Beggs: First a flood, then a drought

Grant program targets sewer overflows

Power company drops McGirt tax challenge

Water district to get $2.5M loan to replace old lines

Loan to finance new computer system for City of Lawton Water Department

Candidate files defamation lawsuit against ‘shadowy dark money’ group

Candidate files defamation lawsuit against ‘shadowy dark money’ group

Loan to finance new computer system for City of Lawton Water Department

Treasurer candidate quits office after employees allege misconduct

2 attorneys charged with fraud in MJ operations

Century-old veterans centers to be replaced

Cherokee chief rescinds state flag removal order

Bailey ramps, Walters plaza will go cashless in July

Lawton rate hike kicks in on July 1

Political group sued for violating Oklahoma campaign finance laws

Tablets help imprisoned parents stay connected to their families

Cherokees to remove state flag from tribal property

Number of banks stable, assets increase

Rare earth metal/magnet manufacturing plant to be in Oklahoma

Senate candidate banned from Lawton Schools

H.E. Bailey Turnpike converting to totally cashless tolls

Phones contribute to distracted driving

Senate candidate banned from Lawton Public Schools

Oklahoma defied 2021 population loss trend

It’s a seller’s market for homeowners

Oklahoma farming, ranching organizations endorse O’Connor

Judge: Town of Granite not liable for boy’s injuries at cemetery

New law cuts duration of jobless benefits

Medical marijuana lab’s license suspended

Legislators appropriate $5M to assist small towns hit with large fuel bills

Court OKs PSO, Summit, ONG bonds

Legislature considered variety of voting measures

New law sets aside funds for extension, ag services

Forensic audit bill DOA in Senate

MJ regs high priority for Legislature

Hearing continued to Aug. 17 for former Wolf Town Hall officials