The group decided in 2021 it would do everything it can to offer Americans a third choice on their presidential ballots in November. Its co-founder claims the existing power structure has done everything it can to block them.

In response to inquiries by our reporter, DOC Chief of Public Affairs Kay Thompson made herself available to answer questions and explain how her agency has addressed many of the concerns raised by inmates, lawmakers, and private citizens.

In October of 2023, a family member of an inmate at Oklahoma's Mabel Bassett Correctional Center called the KRMG newsroom and asked to meet with a reporter to share a bundle of letters from inmates about deteriorating conditions inside the prison.

An Oklahoma lawmaker says staffing issues at Oklahoma prisons have become egregious, leading to assaults, rapes, and murders - but, he maintains, the leadership in the Department of Corrections fails to acknowledge the problems.

Rep. J. J. Humphrey of District 19 tells KRMG that like most people, he was incredulous when he first began hearing about students in public schools who identified and/or wished to behave like animals.

The workshop, focused on researching and mitigating the effects of living and working in space on the human body, was organized by former Congressman and NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine.

Glossip's attorney, Don Knight, told KRMG Monday that Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond should get "a lot of credit for just simply being a standup guy and doing the right thing."

TIA takes some international cargo, but has never had an operational federal customs facility and the ability to handle international passenger traffic.

Professor Harold J. Krent of the Chicago-Kent College of Law weighs in on the argument that no president can be charged with a crime unless first convicted by an impeachment in Congress.

Professor Harold J. Krent of the Chicago-Kent College of Law says the primary issue comes down to the rights of voters, not those of the candidate.