The Innocence Project at the Oklahoma City University School of Law is Sunday's topic on The Verdict with guest Lawrence K. Hellman, dean of the School of Law. The show airs On Cox Channel 7 in Oklahoma City and on Cox Channel 3 in Tulsa [...] 
KTOK News Director Jerry Bohnen today marks 30 years with the Oklahoma City news/talk station.
A Kansas native, Bohnen joined the station as a reporter in 1979.
Thirty years in radio news, not to mention 30 years at the same station, is a remarkable milestone and makes [...] 
Senator Tom Coburn is Neil Cavuto's guest at 3 p.m. Oklahoma City time today. Cavuto airs on Fox News (Cox Channel 44 in Oklahoma City). [...] The race for Oklahoma Attorney General picked up today with two Oklahoma City metro area attorneys announcing their candidacies. On the Democratic side, Jim Priest, 54, an attorney and Partner in the law firm Whitten, Burrage, Priest, Fulmer, Anderson & Eiseand of Oklahoma City, announced he will be running.
Priest,who is [...]
Gary Vaynerchuk is heading to Oklahoma City on November 20 mostly due to the resilient push via social media.
Representative Mike Thompson (R-Oklahoma City) today announced that 37 Oklahoma Republican legislators have endorsed his campaign for Congress.
“Washington has our country on a crash course and conservative leadership is needed now more than ever,” said Rep. Charlie Joyner of Midwest City. “I know Mike’s commitment [...] 
Senator Debbe Leftwich, D-Oklahoma City, said today it is "outrageous" and unconscionable for the Department of Human Services (DHS) to pass out nearly $200,000 in pay hikes at a time when the agency has cut $7.4 million from senior nutrition programs.
Leftwich said while many [...] 
Republican gubernatorial candidate Senator Randy Brogdon will open his Oklahoma City campaign headquarters on Sunday. The new office is located at 130 Northwest 13th. For More Information Contact: 1-888-800-7365 or tiffanyrb4g@gmail.com [...] 
Two Republican State Senators are sounding the alarm bell today regarding both versions of national healthcare reform that would devastate at least one new health care facility in Oklahoma City and cost Oklahoma County and surrounding environs over 500 jobs.
State Senators Jim Reynolds and Harry [...] 
By Rep. David Dank, R-Oklahoma City, In The Oklahoman ~ The Legislature begins its 2010 session in three months. If things go as they have in past years, by late May a few powerful lobbyists will be stalking the Capitol corridors, slipping obscure and often [...] 
Sallisaw resident John Bennett, 34, apparently is a candidate for the State House seat in District 2, but his website says he's needed in Washington.
The State Capitol, of course, is in Oklahoma City.
Bennett's website also doesn't identify his party affiliation, nor does a story about' [...] 
Business Week magazine places Oklahoma City 3rd and Tulsa 7th (skyline above) in its rankings of U. S. cities with the strongest economies.
View the entire list at [images.businessweek.com]. [...] 
Republican David Holt reported today to the Ethics Commission that he raised $47,800 in the third quarter, bringing his total to $103,433.33 for the campaign.
He has about $90,000 in cash on hand to fund his race for the northwest Oklahoma City seat now held [...] 
The Ghouls Gone Wild event in Oklahoma City Saturday night shows, again, how much the city’s cultural life has become edgier and more diverse in the last several years.
The event’s parade, featuring The Flaming Lips front man Wayne Coyne rolling down [...]
