News
Clifton Adcock
A request by Oklahoma Gazette to the Oklahoma Ethics Commission for an interpretation on rules and laws governing municipal elections was denied during the commission’s Aug. 19 meeting.
Friday 24 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: commission
‘In the shadows’
After receiving last-minute advice, the Oklahoma Ethics Commission denied giving an interpretation on municipal elections.
News
Clifton Adcock
A request by Oklahoma Gazette to the Oklahoma Ethics Commission for an interpretation on rules and laws governing municipal elections was denied during the commission’s Aug. 19 meeting.
Downtown digs
More people want to live downtown, but they want to rent, not buy.
News
Clifton Adcock
A study commissioned by the city and several downtown and development groups shows that residents have a strong interest in housing downtown.
Recs in effect
Legislative action is required to clarify and resolve discrepancies in the Political Subdivisions Ethics Act.
News
Clifton Adcock
The state Ethics Commission is considering requesting several major changes to the laws governing municipal elections.
DHS needs meaningful oversight
Commentary
Greg Treat
The presidential election has many Americans sharply divided along party lines. As Oklahomans, however, there is something on the ballot in November that should unite us regardless of political affiliation — State Question 765.
Making schools safe
Commentary
Todd Lamb
After the tragic events in Newtown, Conn., last December, Senate President Pro Tempore Brian Bingman and House Speaker T.W. Shannon asked me to chair the Oklahoma Commission on School Security (OCSS). As a former U.S. Secret Service special agent, I have a background and training in security. As a state senator, I was the principal author of the Oklahoma School Security Act.
Boxed in
Local developer David Box says he has no option but to pursue razing the historic Gold Dome building.
News
Tim Farley
As owner of the historic Gold Dome in Oklahoma City, David Box finds himself in an untenable position.
