A Second Proxy Advisory Firm Is Suing Oklahoma Over Its New Anti-ESG Law

Tulsa DA Just Won Reelection. Now a Citizens’ Group Wants a Grand Jury to Investigate Him. 

Three months after Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler won reelection with nearly 60% of the vote, a citizens’ group called Grand Jury Justice has filed a petition seeking a grand jury investigation into his office on 11 grounds. Kunzweiler says the effort looks political. Petitioners say they’ve been gathering information for a year.

Voter Portal Fails on Deadline Day, Leaving Oklahomans Unable to Register for November Election

Oklahoma’s online voter registration portal failed on the last day to register for the November 3 general election, leaving would-be voters scrambling to print forms and reach a post office by closing time. The State Election Board didn’t respond to multiple requests for comment as the deadline passed.

Oklahoma Housing Providers Say Housing-First Is Working. The Federal Government Is Done With It.

The Trump administration is moving away from housing-first homeless policy, which has been federal doctrine since 2013, toward treatment-first models and short-term transitional housing. Oklahoma City and Tulsa providers say their housing-first programs are working and worry the shift will leave the most vulnerable people with nowhere to go.

Are self-driving cars legal in Oklahoma?

Discover the current legal status of autonomous vehicles in Oklahoma and across the United States, exploring the evolving regulations that govern self-driving car operations on public roads.

State Question 847: What Oklahoma Voters Need to Know Before Nov. 3 

Oklahoma voters will decide on State Question 847, a proposed constitutional amendment designed to limit annual property tax assessment increases, sparking debate over taxpayer relief versus local service funding.