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DA recommends forensic audit of Oklahoma County finances after accounting discrepancies
Citing accounting errors, officials say Oklahoma County’s available funds are $10 million less than they thought. Now, the district attorney wants a forensic audit of county finances.Oklahoma County District Attorney Vicki Behenna is recommending a forensic audit of county…
Candidate Overview
On Nov. 3, voters will once again line up in droves at their polling places across the state and the nation to determine the shape and direction of government. With less than a month until the midterms, it’s an open question as to whether or not Republicans will maintain their…
OIL Meets NIL, Hopefully
OIL Meets NIL, Hopefully Harold Hamm is back in the news, this time for donating $150 million to the University of Oklahoma “to lift the health of Oklahoma by advancing health education, research and discovery …” among other things. That comes from the university’s website. In…
Soup Season
We are (fingers crossed) at the end of a long, hot summer, and while we are rolling into Spooky Season, it’s also the time of year when soup starts to feel like a perfect match for the weather. Of course it’s a year-round option, but it just sounds better in the fall and winter.…
Thunder Aim for Greatness
The OKC Thunder enter the 2026-2027 season with high expectations. Two years ago, the Thunder won the NBA Finals. Last year, they lost a tough Western Conference Finals in seven games to the San Antonio Spurs. This year they’re aiming for the championship again. Here’s your…
Assisted Living Assistance
By 2030, the United States will be home to nearly 60 million baby boomers. A significant percentage of them will need living accommodations that can help with medical oversight, food preparation and social integration. This particular type of care setting is known as Assisted…
OG Picks – October
October is packed with things to see, hear and do across Oklahoma City metro. The OG Picks editors have selected a sampling of festivals, performances, concerts, exhibitions, sporting events and seasonal happenings for you. For complete details, visit the websites listed with…
Public intoxication charge dismissed against Oklahoma secretary of state
Public intoxication charge dismissed against Oklahoma secretary of state mps-post Tue, 09/29/2026 - 05:00 Image (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); (Oklahoma Voice) A misdemeanor charge of public intoxication against Oklahoma’s secretary of state has been dismissed…
Previewing Oklahoma’s Insurance Commissioner Race
Both candidates for Oklahoma insurance commissioner make a similar pitch to voters: Elect me, and you’ll pay less for homeowners insurance. Despite its relatively low cost of living, Oklahoma homeowners pay some of the highest insurance premiums in the country. The industry…
Bluffton Icon
Published September 25Janine Elizabeth (Minnich) Millager, 87, was a lab technician
Janine Elizabeth (Minnich) Millager, a longtime resident of Bluffton and then of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, passed away on September 18, 2026, at the age of 87. She was born on May 5, 1939, to Marion (Tam) and Helen Minnich in Continental, Ohio. She met the love of her life,…
Construction begins on first MAPS 4 Youth Center at Woodson Park
Construction is underway on Oklahoma City’s first MAPS 4 Youth Center, a new facility planned for Woodson Park at 3403 S. May Ave. The 48,370-square-foot center will be operated by Boys & Girls Clubs of Oklahoma County and is designed to provide learning, recreation and social…
Ground broken on USS Oklahoma City memorial along Oklahoma River
Construction is underway on a new memorial honoring two U.S. Navy vessels that carried Oklahoma City’s name. City officials broke ground Sept. 23 on the USS Oklahoma City Navy Memorial, which will be located in the north section of Wiley Post Park near Robinson Avenue and SW 15th…