
Bennett Brinkman
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3 weeks ago |
nondoc.com | Tristan Loveless |Bennett Brinkman
With all precincts reporting, pastor Bryan Logan clinched the Republican nomination for the open State Senate District 8 seat in eastern Oklahoma, earning 55.56 percent of the 5,205 votes cast to defeat tag agent David Nelson. Meanwhile, to the north, the House District 74 Republican primary in Owasso is headed to a May 13 runoff between Sheila Vancuren and Kevin Norwood.
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1 month ago |
nondoc.com | Andrea Hancock |Bennett Brinkman |Matt Patterson
It has been a difficult March in the state after high winds and wildfires ravaged communities, leaving four dead and 400 homes destroyed, according to the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management. In trying times, it is easy — understandable, in fact — to fall behind on other items of news, whether you were personally affected by the fires or simply hold concern for those who were.
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1 month ago |
nondoc.com | Tristan Loveless |Bennett Brinkman |Sasha Ndisabiye
Amid the legislative hustle and bustle at the State Capitol, multiple Oklahoma legal cases have seen developments with implications for state agencies, tribes and religious organizations. In this legal roundup, find updates on cases involving municipal jurisdiction over tribal citizens, St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School, the Corporation Commission, the Judicial Nominating Commission and more. More than four years after a Tulsa police officer pulled over Keith Stitt, Gov.
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2 months ago |
nondoc.com | Andrea Hancock |Tristan Loveless |Michael Mcnutt |Bennett Brinkman
The Court of Criminal Appeals has upheld the death sentence of Daniel Raul Santiago Vasquez, convicted for murdering a woman in 2018 while she was seven months pregnant. The same day the court upheld Vasquez’s death penalty, it also held that refusing a breathalyzer test during a DUI traffic stop is admissible evidence and issued an order barring felons from owning airsoft guns.
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Jan 23, 2025 |
nondoc.com | Bennett Brinkman |Tres Savage
Sen. Regina Goodwin is challenging a traffic citation that turned into a half-hour ordeal captured by body camera footage showing the longtime legislator repeatedly arguing with a deputy sheriff, refusing to provide her driver’s license and being encouraged to conclude the discussion by an attorney and Tulsa’s new mayor. “The issue will be handled in court,” Goodwin said by text message Thursday.
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