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The attorney for hundreds of residents suing the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority is asking a judge to resolve the case in favor of his clients, based on new statements and evidence.

Editors note: this story has been updated to reflect Clevelands conversation with Stacy is from Clevelands affidavit.

An opposition group that filed a lawsuit against the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority will share the same judge as a separate lawsuit against the agency.

The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority and a local attorney who has alleged that the agency willfully violated the state’s open meeting act were at the state supreme court to argue jurisdiction

The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority and a local attorney who has alleged the agency willfully violated the state’s open meeting act were at the state Supreme Court to argue jurisdiction of

In a split decision, plaintiffs in an open meeting lawsuit against the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority will receive all communication among the agency’s board members, its executive director and the governor

In a split decision, plaintiffs in an open meeting lawsuit against the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority will receive all communication among the agency’s board members, its executive director and the governor

Legislators from across the state heard concerns regarding the operation of the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority and ACCESS Oklahoma from members of Pike Off OTA and Cleveland County residents during an

Several Norman residents and officials asked the Oklahoma Senate’s Transportation Committee to impose “guardrail” policies to make the state’s turnpike authority more accountable and transparent to the public.

The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority filed two motions that have halted the discovery and deposition of employees and board members in an open meeting lawsuit filed by more than 200 residents