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State

Dakota pipeline protests swell local and national sovereignty and human rights struggles

By George Lang
Nov 17, 2016

Tags: State, barking water, Black History Month, Broken Arrow, chance rush, culture, dakota access pipleline, dapl, documentary, energy transfer partner, federal governments, first nation, four sheets to the wind, gas, history, indian problem, Indian Territory, indigenous, jessica new moon, land run, Mekko, native american, Native American Heritage Month, nodapl, north american tribes, oil, oil and gas, oklahoma, Oklahoma Gazette, Oklahoma history, Oklahoma Land Run, pipeline, roberta botello, sative american faculty and staff association, Seminole-Muscogee, Sioux, sovereignty, Standing Rock Sioux, Sterlin Harjo, stone camp, this may be the last time, treaties, tribal issues, uco, uco native american student association, University of Central Oklahoma
Commentary

Letters to the Editor: Nov. 16, 2016

By Connie Johnson
Nov 16, 2016

Tags: Commentary, able, correction, corrections, death penalty, election, election day, fossil fuels, fracking, gas, global warming, henry commission, hydraulic fracturing, industrial revolution, letters, Letters to the Editor, oil, oil and gas, oklahoma, Oklahoma legislature, Oklahoma Wine Walk, OPINION, sooner poll, SQ 776, SQ 792, State Question 792, wine shipments
Metro

Oklahoma native creates online marketplace for space

By Laura Eastes
Nov 10, 2016

Tags: Metro, Airbnb, business, California, Cindy Convery, Lyft, Midtown, midwest, New York, oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Raw Space for Rent, The Seiber, uber
Commentary

Chicken-Fried News: Maybe it’s the stickers?

By Gazette staff
Nov 9, 2016

Tags: Commentary, BadVoter.org, Chicken-Fried News, civic duty, civic participation, election, election 2016, elections, millennials, Most & Least Politically Engaged States, oklahoma, Oklahoma City, politics, vote, voter turnout, voting, WalletHub
Commentary

Commentary: State questions require voter diligence

By Bill Bleakley
Nov 2, 2016

Tags: Commentary, agriculture, air quality, alcohol, animal welfare, death penalty, drug rehabilitation, education, election, election 2016, election day, elections, establishment clause, execution, felonies, incarceration, industrial agriculture, mental health, misdemeanors, oklahoma, Oklahoma Gazette, public health, regulation, right to farm, Right to Harm, sales tax, State Question 776, state question 777, State Question 779, State Question 780, State Question 781, State Question 790, State Question 792, state questions, taxes, teacher raise, Ten Commandments monument, water
Government

Find more coverage in this week’s print issue, on stands now, and in Oklahoma Gazette’s Nov. 2 print edition.

By Gazette staff
Oct 26, 2016

Tags: Government, 2016, 2016 election, ballot, candidates, Democrat, Democratic Party, election, election day, gender, general election, GOP, grand old party, Green Party, house, legislature, lgbt, lgbtq, libertarian, Libertarian Party, millennials, News, oklahoma, politics, president, race, republican, senate, third party, transgender, vote
Government

2016 Election: Metro races to watch

By Laura Eastes
Oct 26, 2016

Tags: Government, 2016, 2016 election, ballot, candidates, Democrat, Democratic Party, election, election day, gender, general election, GOP, grand old party, Green Party, house, legislature, lgbt, lgbtq, libertarian, Libertarian Party, millennials, News, oklahoma, president, race, republican, senate, third party, transgender, vote, Election
Community & Lifestyle

“Do I have a shot of winning? Hell no,” he said. “I’m not an idiot. But they’re going to hear me.”

By Greg Elwell
Oct 26, 2016

Tags: Community & Lifestyle, 2016, 2016 election, ballot, candidates, Democrat, Democratic Party, election, election day, gender, general election, GOP, grand old party, Green Party, house, joe exotic, legislature, lgbt, lgbtq, libertarian, Libertarian Party, millennials, News, oklahoma, president, race, republican, senate, third party, transgender, vote
Community & Lifestyle

2016 Election: As Election Day approaches, many seek help navigating flack attacks

By Ben Luschen
Oct 26, 2016

Tags: Community & Lifestyle, 2016, 2016 election, arguments, ballot, candidates, Democrat, Democratic Party, election, election day, family, gender, general election, GOP, grand old party, Green Party, house, legislature, lgbt, lgbtq, libertarian, Libertarian Party, millennials, News, oklahoma, politics, president, race, relationships, republican, senate, third party, transgender, vote
Government

Oklahoma Gazette distilled this year’s state ballot questions to help understand what voting “for the proposal” and “against the proposal” actually mean.

By Laura Eastes
Oct 26, 2016

Tags: Government, 2016, 2016 election, ballot, candidates, Democrat, Democratic Party, election, election day, gender, general election, GOP, grand old party, Green Party, house, legislature, lgbt, lgbtq, libertarian, Libertarian Party, millennials, News, oklahoma, politics, president, race, republican, senate, third party, transgender, vote
Government

2016 Election: The Libertarian Party returns to Oklahoma’s ballot after a 16-year absence

By Laura Eastes
Oct 26, 2016

Tags: Government, 2016, 2016 election, ballot, candidates, Democrat, Democratic Party, election, election day, gender, general election, GOP, grand old party, Green Party, house, legislature, lgbt, lgbtq, libertarian, Libertarian Party, millennials, News, oklahoma, politics, president, race, republican, senate, third party, transgender, vote
Government

“It never crossed my mind that I might be perceived as too young,” Larios said. “As soon as I started hitting the doors, people asked, ‘How old are you?’ I told them I was 24.”

By Laura Eastes
Oct 26, 2016

Tags: Government, 2016, 2016 election, ballot, candidates, Democrat, Democratic Party, election, election day, gender, general election, GOP, grand old party, Green Party, house, legislature, lgbt, lgbtq, libertarian, Libertarian Party, millennials, News, oklahoma, politics, president, race, republican, senate, third party, transgender, vote
Commentary

Letters to the Editor: Oct. 26, 2016

By Susan Schmidt
Oct 26, 2016

Tags: Commentary, 2016, 2016 election, ALEC, Aleppo, American Legislative Exchange Council, ballot, candidates, democracy, Democrat, Democratic Party, democrats, Donald Trump, DW Tiffee, election, election day, environment, gender, general election, GOP, grand old party, Green Party, harry reid, health, house, independents, industrial farms, Isis, jim inhofe, Joe Scarborough, Koch brothers, legislature, Letters to the Editor, lgbt, lgbtq, libertarian, Libertarian Party, life, Michael Moberly, Mike Pence, military force, millennials, NATO, News, NRA, O.J. Simpson, oklahoma, partisan politics, political corruption, politics, president, putin, race, republican, republicans, Russia, Second Amendment solution, senate, Sharron Angle, SQ 777, Stephanopoulos, Susan Schmidt, syria, third party, transgender, Ukraine, vote
Arts

Picturing Indian Territory, 1819-1907 exhibit gives museum guests a look at Oklahoma before statehood

By Ben Luschen
Oct 13, 2016

Tags: Arts, art, Byron Price, Charles M. Russell Center for the Study of Art of the American West, Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, George Catlin, history, Indian Removal Act, Indian Territory, land runs, mark white, Native Americans, native art, norman, oklahoma, Oklahoma history, Oklahoma Territory, Pawnee Bill, Trail of Tears, University of Oklahoma, wild west
Arts

The Sound of Music stops at Civic Center Music Hall

By Ben Luschen
Oct 6, 2016

Tags: Arts, Ben Davis, Carrie Underwood, Christopher Plummer, Civic Center Music Hall, Guinness World Records, jack o'brien, Julie Andrews, Kerstin Anderson, musical, OKC Broadway, oklahoma, play, rodgers and hammerstein, The Sound of Music, The Sound of Music Live!, theater