Clifton Adcock

2 months ago | kosu.org | Dylan Goforth |Garrett Yalch |Clifton Adcock

Oklahoma agencies must appoint a coordinator for Gov. Kevin Stitt’s Oklahoma Division of Government Efficiency “as soon as possible,” according to an internal email dated Thursday. The coordinator must be an existing member of the agency who is “dedicated to President Trump’s vision for federal regulatory and budgetary reform in coordination and partnership with the State of Oklahoma,” according to the email from the Oklahoma Office of Management and Enterprise Services obtained by The Frontier.

2 months ago | tahlequahdailypress.com | Clifton Adcock

Oklahoma’s Grand River Dam Authority is refusing to supply a federal regulator with documentation it used to study flooding around the town of Miami. The study, ordered by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, concluded that the Grand River Dam Authority should not be required to buy out landowners affected by flooding. The federal regulator asked the Grand River Dam Authority in December to hand over supporting materials used in the study within 30 days. kAmp?

2 months ago | chickashanews.com | Clifton Adcock

Federal courts have found a man’s videotaped confession in the 1984 death of an Ada convenience store clerk to be almost entirely false but the state of Oklahoma is still fighting in court over whether it can be used against him in a new trial. The confession is one of the few remaining pieces of evidence the state has against Karl Fontenot in the abduction and killing of Donna Denise Haraway.

2 months ago | tahlequahdailypress.com | Clifton Adcock

Federal courts have found a man’s videotaped confession in the 1984 death of an Ada convenience store clerk to be almost entirely false but the state of Oklahoma is still fighting in court over whether it can be used against him in a new trial. The confession is one of the few remaining pieces of evidence the state has against Karl Fontenot in the abduction and killing of Donna Denise Haraway.

2 months ago | muskogeephoenix.com | Clifton Adcock

Federal courts have found a man’s videotaped confession in the 1984 death of an Ada convenience store clerk to be almost entirely false but the state of Oklahoma is still fighting in court over whether it can be used against him in a new trial. The confession is one of the few remaining pieces of evidence the state has against Karl Fontenot in the abduction and killing of Donna Denise Haraway.