Investigation: A Corrupt ATF Agent & Cop Fabricated A Case Against Larita Barnes in Tulsa

The Woman Who Wouldn't Stay Silent: Larita Barnes' 19-Year Battle Against Federal Corruption A federal appellate court just ruled she can sue the government. Here's the shocking story of how law enforcement framed an innocent woman — and why it took nearly two decades to get

The Watchdog Under Attack: Stitt Moves to Audit the Attorney General Who Keeps Exposing His Administration's Corruption

The Watchdog Under Attack: Stitt Moves to Audit the Attorney General Who Keeps Exposing His Administration's Corruption When the AG Started Investigating, Stitt Started Retaliating OKLAHOMA CITY — On May 22, 2026, Governor Kevin Stitt requested a special audit of Attorney General Gentner Drummond's office, claiming the

"Student Safety" for Some But Not Others Connected To My Friends: The Selective Crusades of Sean Buckner and Ron Durbin

"Student Safety" for Some But Not Others Connected To My Friends: The Selective Crusades of Sean Buckner and Ron Durbin An investigation into how Oklahoma's most vocal "student safety" advocates go silent when misconduct involves their friends The Brand They Built They burst into

Innvictis Seed to Host Agronomic Field Day in Webbers Falls This August

The Future of Farming is Growing in Webbers Falls—And You're Invited to See It Why hundreds of Oklahoma growers are marking August 5th on their calendars for an event that could transform their harvest WEBBERS FALLS, OK – There's a moment every farmer knows—standing in

The $0 Campaign: Sean Buckner's Senate Bid Raises Questions About Intent

The $0 Campaign: Sean Buckner's Senate Bid Raises Questions About Intent A candidate with a documented history of unpaid obligations launches a campaign that has yet to raise a single dollar When William Sean Buckner filed paperwork on March 16, 2026, to run as a Republican challenger for

The Stitt Doctrine: How Oklahoma's Governor Built a Policy Machine That Targets the State's Most Vulnerable

The Stitt Doctrine: How Oklahoma's Governor Built a Policy Machine That Targets the State's Most Vulnerable An investigation into seven years of systematic cuts to programs serving low-income families The Weatherization Paradox On a May morning in 2026, Gov. Kevin Stitt stood before cameras to announce

The Trust Deficit: Can Oklahomans Believe Kevin Stitt's Data Center Promises When Todd Hiett Still Votes on Their Energy Bills?

The Trust Deficit: Can Oklahomans Believe Kevin Stitt's Data Center Promises When Todd Hiett Still Votes on Their Energy Bills? An investigation into Oklahoma's data center boom, rising electricity costs, and the scandal-plagued regulator who controls your power bill The Promise On May 11, 2026, Governor

Behind the "Drain the Swamp" Message: Matt Muskrat's Trail of Financial Judgments and Multiple Marriages

Behind the "Drain the Swamp" Message: Matt Muskrat's Trail of Financial Judgments and Multiple Marriages An investigative report into the personal and financial history of a Muskogee County Commissioner candidate Matt Muskrat wants to "drain the swamp" in Muskogee County government. The Republican candidate

Oklahoma's Toxic Bargain And How the Sooner State Became America's Dumping Ground

An Investigation into the Policies, Politics, and Pollution Threatening Oklahoma's Future The Question Nobody Wants to Answer Drive through rural Oklahoma, and you'll see what state leaders promote as economic development. A hazardous waste landfill accepting toxic materials from across the nation. Data centers consuming millions

They're Back: How CoreCivic Is Using Mass Deportation to Resurrect Oklahoma's Failed Private Prison Experiment

The state spent years ending contracts with private prisons over violence and deaths. Now the same company is reopening those facilities—this time for immigration detention. It's a backdoor return that should alarm every Oklahoman. WATONGA, Oklahoma — On a cold morning in early 2026, the first buses rolled

An Oklahoma Bill That Died in Committee That Would Make Wildlife Shift from a Public Trust to Private Profit

A little-known bill quietly died in committee this spring. What it reveals about who really controls Oklahoma's deer—and the $200 million industry built around them. OKLAHOMA CITY — On a legislative calendar packed with debates over education funding and tax cuts, Senate Bill 1074 slipped through the Oklahoma

The Embarrassing $5,000 Tax Dispute That Was The Start of a Stitt Administration Mired in Scandals

How a $5,000 tax dispute became a political scandal that exposed Oklahoma's broken accountability system By Staff Reporter Oklahoma City, Oklahoma — May 18, 2026 In September 2020, David Ostrowe picked up his phone and made three calls that would derail his career, embarrass Governor Kevin Stitt'