Body Former President Donald Trump took to his own social media brainchild, Truth Social over the Labor Day Holiday to issue additional condemnation upon the Biden administration and the FBI for the manner in which they stormed his Florida home in recent weeks, claiming they were...

Body Last week I attended the most graphic, overt, and disturbing training I have attended in my 30 years of law enforcement. The training was intended to educate on illegal gangs and cartel activities, deeds, and movements.

Body the point By Stan Stamper Publisher As the November general election nears Oklahoma voters will be contemplating how they will cast their votes between Republican and Democratic challengers in several important races.

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Body the Senate District Changing... point By Stan Stamper Publisher Choctaw County and western Pushmataha County appear to have become part of Oklahoma’s political football during recent efforts to “redistrict” the state Senate.

Body Recently, Governor Stitt had ceremonial signings for several important bills. Among those was one I’m very proud to have authored, Senate Bill 1123.

Body MUSKOGEE — The United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Oklahoma announced today that Kevin Ray Ward, age 37, and Anthony Juan Armenta, age 32, both of McCurtain County, were found guilty by a federal jury of one count of assault resulting in serious bodily...

Body to By Stan Stamper Publisher A number of national polls are revealing the fact that people are beginning to tire and become more wary of social media reports that either purport to be news or that appear to be citizen news reports.

Body By Paul Monies Oklahoma Watch Organizers of an effort to place recreational marijuana before Oklahoma voters were notified Monday they have enough signatures and are asking the state’s high court to make sure the state question gets placed on the November ballot.

Body An Op-Ed by Dr. Mike Ritze Where there’s smoke, someone ought to investigate, don’t you think? All hell is breaking loose at the Oklahoma Corporation Commission, and it’s time the candidates running to join that fray speak up and let us know where they stand.