DACA Students Have Until Thursday To Register
Dream Act recipients will have until tomorrow to renew their application an immigration lawyer said this week. Speaking at a meeting on the Oklahoma City Community College campus, Larry Davis,
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Man Attacks Vegas; 50 Dead, More Than 200 Injured
Terror struck Las Vegas Sunday. As of 7:30 Monday morning, 59 people were reported dead and 500 were injured in what law enforcement officials are calling the worst mass shooting
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A Deaf Man is Shot, His Family Wants Justice
A deaf man was shot this month by Oklahoma City police. Police officials said the officers shot the man because they feared he had a weapon and they didn’t hear
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Frequent Natural Disasters Make Recovery Difficult
Within a one month period, the world has faced difficult circumstances. Back to back hurricanes, earthquakes and other natural disasters have disrupted lives and caused citizens to struggle through the
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Myanmar Correction
In the story labeled: Myanmar Struggles With Death and Genocide, the name of the main source was spelled wrong. His correct name is Ahmed Jasim Rashid. We in the office
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Myanmar Struggles With Violence, Genocide
Babies are being killed and their mothers are being raped in Myanmar. Ahmed Jasim Rashid is an Oklahoma City Community College international student from Qatar, said children have been the victims
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Controversial Tax Passes Budget Committee
A bill that would increase the sales tax on cigarettes by $1.50 passed a House budget committee by a 19-9 vote and later cleared the state Senate’s budget committee on
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Special Session On-Hold
The Special Session of the Oklahoma Legislature was put on hold Wednesday until a budget agreement can be made between the Republicans and Oklahomans. House Speaker Charles McCall, R-Atoka, said
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“Let’s Fix This” Group Seeks to Get Oklahomans Involved in Politics
Oklahoma lawmakers returned to the State Capitol Monday, after being called into a special session by Republican Governor Mary Fallin. Fallin ordered the session after the Oklahoma Supreme Court in
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State Lawmakers Open Session Amid Budget Turmoil
Oklahoma lawmakers aren’t the only ones who are attending this week’s special legislative session. The group, Red State Revolt, said it went to the State Capitol to protest the lack
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