Mike W. Ray Staff Writer

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PSO scrambles to reconnect more than 11K customers after Sunday storms

Voters exhibited apathy in Feb. 14 elections

Restaurant not liable in death of drunken patron, courts rule

Summit customers complain about high natural gas bills

Lone Wolf ex-official admits guilt, will pay $35,483 in fines, restitution

2022 was a record year for Tulsa-based coal producer

Chickasha preps for airport improvements

New Chickasha city manager paid $10K housing allowance

Contract awarded to replace dilapidated Chickasha sewer

Legislators want to clamp down on marijuana farms and dispensaries

Blackwell ex-mayor admits guilt; 2 other defendants awaiting trial

States urge Congress to allow cell phone jamming in prisons

Catoosa woman convicted of fraud, ID theft awaits trial for falsifying income tax returns

Credit card debt exceeds $900B

Pandemic fraud cases are widespread

Infrastructure, workforce impediments to economic development in Oklahoma

Unemployment still low while job creation soars

Drummond leads coalition in Biden administration suit over lesser prairie chicken

Oklahoma added jobs last year, but labor market remains tight

VA to develop hospital in Norman

Measures filed in Legislature to forbid investment in financial companies that boycott oil/gas companies, gun makers

Scammer targeted state Senate leader

Beer is popular beverage globally

Bill would authorize GPS use to assign voters to precincts

‘Economic boycott’ squabble could affect Oklahoma utility

Oklahoma awaits clarification of issues before proceeding on federal well-plugging program

After 17 years, federal court rules for Oklahoma in river pollution case

Norman optometrist loses libel case over Jan. 6, 2021 posts

Oklahoma’s economy was among fastest growing in U.S. in Q2 ’22

Election Board requests $850K for March 7 vote

GOP proposal would require state questions to be approved by supermajority of voters

GOP, Independents gain ground, Democrats decline sharply, among Oklahoma voters

WalletHub deems Massachusetts best state for raising a family; Oklahoma ranked 43rd

Threats uttered against judges; state and federal charges filed

IRS coping with backlogs and lousy service; more help available for taxpayers this year

$5M in drought relief grants awarded

State Attorney General announces his priorities

Walters councilman admits poisoning cats, threatening city manager, must resign; Commissioner accused of embezzlement

Corporation Commission approves PSO usage curtailment program

Walters councilman admits poisoning cats and threatening city manager, must resign; Commissioner accused of embezzlement