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In case you missed it, last week State Representative Jared Deck – a Democratic representative from the Norman area – held a press conference at the Skirvin to call attention to the nearly $11 million(!) Mike Mazzei loaned himself to finance his soon-to-be-successful gubernatorial campaign.

The general gist is Deck wants regulators to look into a bank loan Mazzei took ...


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The weather is moody, and the mood is spooky in Oklahoma City – and this lineup proves it. A little dark, a lotta fun, and intriguing enough to catch our eye, here’s what’s summoning us from the house…

The post Weekend Radar: What t...


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In addition to the World Cup, Olympics and Leap Day, one of my favorite quadrennial traditions is watching optimistic Oklahoma Democrats – with the assistance of questionable polling – begin tricking themselves into thinking they have a chance in the gubernatorial election.

I watched it happen in 2010 with Jari Askins; 2014 with Joe Dorman; 2018 with Drew Edmondson; an...


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Here’s something I did not have on my 2026 TLO Headline Bingo Card!

Earlier this week, Oklahoma’s temporary Senator Alan Armstrong – the guy Stitt picked to keep Markwayne’s Senate seat warm for Kevin Hern – was one of six Republi...


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We're halfway through October, the temperature has dropped, and all the seasonal products at the grocery store are pumpkin-flavored. Spooky season must be in full swing! And what better way to usher in Halloween than with a few Oklahoma stories best told after dark?

Some are deeply creepy and others feel suspiciously borrowed—but with the serial numbers filed off and a...


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