Mortgage banker sentenced for fraud, ordered to pay resitution
OKLAHOMA CITY — The septuagenarian founder of a mortgage lending and loan servicing company was sentenced to eight and two-thirds
OKLAHOMA CITY — The septuagenarian founder of a mortgage lending and loan servicing company was sentenced to eight and two-thirds
OKLAHOMA CITY – The leader of an alleged criminal ring comprised of five Canadians, an Angeleno and another individual, pleaded guilty in federal court here to a felony charge aris
OKLAHOMA CITY – More than $5 billion in state and federal unemployment benefits have been paid out in Oklahoma in the last 17 months – and perhaps half a billion dollars of that wa
OKLAHOMA CITY – A former mortgage company executive is fighting a 24-count federal indictment that charges him with defrauding two banks, the Federal National Mortgage Assn.
TULSA (AP) – Two men have been charged after being accused by authorities of fraudulently applying for small business loans intended for coronavirus relief in Oklahoma, according t
OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma City-based law firm Federman and Sherwood is conducting an investigation related to a securities lawsuit against the Chinese coffee company Luckin Coffee I
LAWTON – Kevin Hime, the newly hired superintendent of Lawton Public Schools, arrived in December and hasn’t really had time to get to know his new surroundings due to the COVID-19