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SILOAM SPRINGS -- If there is one word to describe the 2022 Pioneer Citizen, it is humble.

SILOAM SPRINGS -- If there is one word to describe the 2022 Pioneer Citizen, it is humble.

Communities across Oklahoma have been identified to receive grants to accelerate local economic development efforts, the Oklahoma Department of Commerce said Wednesday.

The law firm of Spencer Fane has announced that John Dorman and Betsey Streuli have joined as attorneys in Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma’s junior Sen. James Lankford has a significant lead in both fundraising numbers and the polls over his two far-right opponents, making a win for either challenger an uphill climb.

A local group concerned about possible school closings is planning a series of events this week to highlight how some of the proposed closings would affect stud

Kenneth Ford is a Freedman who has explored the complex relationships between Black people and Native Americans.

Bills aimed at easing the re-entry process for Oklahomans incarcerated received strong bipartisan support in 2021.

To the editor: Others have written and spoken beautifully about the human costs of school closures, but I’d like to repeat how much money went into these re

MCALESTER, Okla. — Somber prayer chants arose outside Oklahoma’s maximum-security prison as the state executed a third inmate since October.