Army exec, hotel manager admit fraud
OKLAHOMA CITY — A former general manager of a Lawton hotel and a former Fort Sill official have both admitted their participation in a scheme to defraud the U.S.
OKLAHOMA CITY — A former general manager of a Lawton hotel and a former Fort Sill official have both admitted their participation in a scheme to defraud the U.S.
OKLAHOMA CITY — A New Jersey man pleaded guilty in the Western District federal court here to participating in a massive international scheme to sell pirated busin
OKLAHOMA CITY — An Oklahoman pleaded guilty Aug. 2 to threatening the lives of three state governors and a U.S. senator via the social media platform Twitter.
OKLAHOMA CITY — An Oklahoma City law firm was picked to represent the state in any potential legal action arising from Winter Storm Uri two and a half years ago, Attorney General G
OKLAHOMA CITY — A state lawmaker wants to take yet another look at the Oklahoma’s initiative petition process.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Two state lawmakers said this month they want to study God.
OKLAHOMA CITY — After three consecutive years of growth in medical marijuana tax receipts, the state levy collected on sales of medical marijuana products has fallen considerably.
OKLAHOMA CITY — The primary goal of a new law that greatly increased licensing fees for medical marijuana businesses in Oklahoma was “to address the oversupply of marijuana” in thi
OKLAHOMA CITY — The state Corporation Commission processed more than 487,750 vehicles across weigh scales in June.
OKLAHOMA CITY — A controversial toll road plan being touted by the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority cleared the Oklahoma Supreme Court last week, on a 6-3 vote.