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Lansford Borough Council met for the first time since two new members and a new mayor took the oath of office. Jennifer Staines and Jay Doyle each were elected to a four-year term in the November elec...

David Ostrowe, a former Cabinet secretary under Gov. Kevin Stitt announced his intent to sue Mike Hunter and the attorney generals office.

St. James Healthcare plans to lead a slew of organizations in developing plans to combat substance use, and specifically opioid use, in five southwest Montana counties including Jefferson County, using

By Paul Monies | Oklahoma Watch Jul 25, 2021 1 of 2 Driver’s license clerk Kea Carson trains James Mason on July 15 at the Department of Public Safety’s megacenter. Mason is a temporary employee hired to help the agency address a backlog of requests from residents who need to renew licenses or want the new Real ID. Whitney Bryen / Oklahoma Watch Oklahoma Watch The Oklahoma Tax Commission is searching for a new leader after Gov. Kevin Stitt assigned ...

Published July 16, 2021 at 5:36 PM CDT KGOU / As the state of Oklahoma is seeing a surge in COVID-19 cases, a small group of state lawmakers is urging the governor to change the rules regarding vaccinations for health care providers. Details in this weeks Capitol Insider. TRANSCRIPT Dick Pryor: This is Capitol Insider, your weekly look inside Oklahoma politics, policy and government. Im Dick Pryor with eCapitol news director Shawn Ashely. Shawn, coronavirus cases are surging in more th...

Oklahoman Some Oklahoma taxpayers are seeking tax exemptions in light of the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision that said the Muscogee (Creek) Nations reservation was never disestablished. Several taxpayers have filed protests with the Oklahoma Tax Commission seeking to be exempted from having to pay certain taxes, top agency officials told The Oklahoman.  The state is unable to tax income earned by tribal citizens who live and work on their tribe’s land. In addition, tribal and non...

Credit Matt Trotter / KWGS Oklahomas fiscal year 2022 budget seems a little less bleak in officials first look at the numbers. The Oklahoma State Board of Equalization’s earliest budget estimate certified $6.2 billion in revenue that can be appropriated next fiscal year. That’s up 13% from final FY21 certified funds. For FY22, the total expenditure authority, including authorized and one-time funds, is nearly $8.5 billion, an 8% increase from the current fiscal year. Office of Management an...

and i was subdued, and i was contained. and i was no longer a threat, as much as a 14-year-old can be to a former army full grown man. >> it turned out that accused house parent at that school still works there. gary tuchman talked with him. >> reporter: some of the kids who are now adults tell us that you used to choke them. >> thats totally false. >> what is it that you did to them? >> used pressure points to restrain them. >> what does that mean? >> you have places on your body wher...

and i was no longer a threat, as much as a 14-year-old can be to a former army full grown man. >> it turned out that accused house parent at that school still works there. gary tuchman talked with him. >> reporter: some of the kids who are now adults tell us that you used to choke them. >> thats totally false. >> what is it that you did to them? >> used pressure points to restrain them. >> what does that mean? >> you have places on your body where nerve endings -- >> show me, where on ...

by my neck against the door, and held me up until i pretty much went limp. and i was subdued, and i was contained. and i was no longer a threat, as much as a 14-year-old can be to a former army full grown man. >> it turned out that accused house parent at that school still works there. gary tuchman talked with him. >> reporter: some of the kids who are now adults tell us that you used to choke them. >> thats totally false. >> what is it that you did to them? >> used pressure points to ...