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Judge Approves Petition Seeking Grand Jury Investigation of Tulsa County DA's Office
A Rogers County district judge approved a citizens' petition Tuesday to impanel a grand jury investigating the Tulsa County District Attorney's office. The petition seeks to investigate possible wrongdoing by Kunzweiler and his staff if 5,000 verified voters sign it.
Petition for Grand Jury Investigation into Tulsa County DA Approved
A petition asking for a grand jury investigation into the Tulsa County District Attorney and his office was approved on Tuesday, Sept. 29. The request focuses on investigating alleged neglect of official duty and concealment of public records by the DA or his office.
Oklahoma Supreme Court reprimands Tulsa County judge over ethics violations
The Oklahoma Supreme Court issued a public reprimand to Tulsa County Judge Sharon Holmes for multiple violations of judicial ethics rules. The investigation, brought by the Council of Judicial Complaints, cited issues like ex parte communications and speaking with jurors. The Court found her conduct serious but not meeting the standard for removal.
Tulsa County Adds Two Early Voting Locations for Midterms
Tulsa County will have a total of four sites for in-person early voting for the November midterms. The new locations are at O’Brien Park and Chandler Park, supplementing two existing sites. Early voting begins on Wednesday, October 28th.
Petition for Grand Jury Investigation of Tulsa County DA Approved
A citizen's petition asking for a grand jury investigation into the Tulsa County District Attorney and his office was approved on Tuesday, Sept. 29. The request focuses on investigating alleged neglect of official duty and concealment of public records by the DA or his office.
OK Policy Institute to host town hall on Oklahoma state questions
The Oklahoma Policy Institute is hosting a free town hall regarding SQ845 and SQ847, which are slated for the November 3 statewide ballot in Oklahoma.
Tulsa City Continues Legal Fight Against Butane Transloading Operation
The City of Tulsa is continuing its legal challenge to halt a butane transloading operation near downtown, claiming the facility violates zoning code. The city filed a lawsuit in April 2024 against South Kansas & Oklahoma Railroad and Centennial Energy, LLC. Both sides have now submitted motions for summary judgment.
AG Drummond’s case against State Farm proceeds after motion to dismiss denied
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond's case against State Farm moves forward. A judge denied the motion to dismiss alleging consumer protection violations.
Indian clinic hosts voter registration drives
The Oklahoma City Indian Clinic is hosting nonpartisan voter registration events through Rock the Native Vote to boost civic participation in the community.
Tulsa County Adds Two Early Voting Sites for November Midterm Election
The Tulsa County Election Board announced two extra early voting locations ahead of the November 3 midterm General Election. Voters will have a total of four sites available, covering North, South, East, and West quadrants of Tulsa County. Early voting runs from October 28 through October 31, with sites open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (Wednesday-Friday) or 2:00 p.m. (Saturday).
Oklahoma County investigator placed on leave following harassment allegations
An Oklahoma County investigator was placed on leave after a Moore police officer filed harassment allegations against the official.
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