(NATIONWIDE) A new platform for verified news and information is on the way. The big announcement came during Verified News Network’s (VNN) second virtual town hall in the “Repairing the Divide” series Wednesday night. VNN’s new platform will be the product of more than three years of study
(MUSKOGEE, Okla.) As the country changed over from the Trump administration to the Biden administration, Christopher Wilson became Acting U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Oklahoma. He will remain in that position until the president appoints someone else, and the Senate confirms them. In the meantime, the Eastern
(OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.) Oklahoma lawmakers are holding a press conference at 1 p.m. Monday to address the “dangerous and hostile environment” they say the Oklahoma County Jail has become. The allegation is just one of the concerns State Representative Jason Lowe wrote about in a letter to U.S.
Photo Courtesy: Oklahoma Conservation Commission (OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.) After the Supreme Court decided in McGirt v. Oklahoma last year that American Indian reservations have never been disestablished by Congress, many questions as to how far this expanded jurisdiction extends have yet to be answered. One of most pressing questions: Does
Photo Courtesy: Oklahoma State Courts Network (OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla.) Following a morning of oral arguments, the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals has granted the state’s emergency motion to stay the mandate in the case of death row inmate Shaun Bosse. Bosse will remain in state custody for 45 days.
(NATIONAL) Have you paid for funeral services for someone who lost their life to COVID-19? Starting Monday, the federal government is stepping in to cover the cost. COVID-19 Funeral Assistance is made possible under the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2021 and the American Rescue
(MCCLAIN COUNTY, Okla.) It will if Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter has anything to do with it. The McGirt ruling has upset jurisdictional procedure in Oklahoma since last July, when the Supreme Court ruled the state had no jurisdiction to prosecute American Indian defendants for crimes committed on tribal land,
(NATIONAL) Mark your calendars because the second date in VNN’s virtual town hall series “Repairing the Divide” has been set- and this one involves a big announcement. VNN Journalists from across the country will share news and take public questions starting at 7:30 p.m. CT (8:30
(TISHOMINGO, Okla.) During our interview with Stephen Greetham, Senior Counsel to the Chickasaw Nation, he wanted to make one thing abundantly clear. “We didn’t bring the case,” Greetham said. “We didn’t choose the consequences. Federal statute did.” The case in question is Shaun Michael Bosse v. The State
(TULSA, Okla.) Tulsa Public Schools Superintendent Deborah Gist released a statement Monday morning in response to the March 25 vote by the Oklahoma State Board of Education regarding a four-year-old case involving charter school funding and local taxpayer dollars. In a statement, Gist said: We are deeply troubled
(TULSA, Okla.) For the past several weeks, the Tulsa Police Department’s Auto Theft Unit conducted an investigation into a group of individuals accused of obtaining stolen vehicles from car rental locations around the country. This group is accused of falsifying documents to hide the identity of these vehicles and
(PONTOTOC COUNTY, Okla.) Opening the cell doors and letting the inmates free is an idea Pontotoc County Sheriff John Christian thought he would never have to consider. “And we’re talking about anywhere from murder all away across the board down to some simple misdemeanors but over half my population