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'I cried': Oklahoma man gets marijuana business license renewed after two-year wait
OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — After waiting two years, one man in Jones says his business license is finally getting renewed by the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA). Earlier this week, Fox 25 spoke with Kyle King, who said he wanted to move because of his situation. Now, he says he definitely plans to stay here.
Help Oklahoma Voice continue our momentum into year two
Oklahoma Voice has come so far since we launched on Aug. 29, 2023. What began as a dream to provide quality, nonpartisan government news for Oklahomans has grown. We’re now a staff of four and are a go-to source for the 411 at the state Capitol and beyond. We want to keep that momentum going […]
Get Ready for Braum’s Fall An Affair of the Heart This October
Fall is one of the best seasons in Oklahoma! And one event that Oklahomans look forward to every fall is the annual fall flagship show of Braum's An Affair of the Heart. This year's show will take place Oct. 18-20 at the Oklahoma City Fairgrounds. An Affair of the Heart...
Mega Millions Winner: Texas Lottery Confirms Friday’s Big Win
This is the weekend that people in Texas have been talking about since January. It doesn't matter where you have the conversation. It could be on the beach at South Padre, or sitting in a sewing circle with the gals in Bridgeport, or sitting quietly spinning fidgets in Wichita Falls, at some point college football will be discussed.
Mississippi driver arrested in Texas after 17 illegals found hidden inside truck
A Mississippi driver has been arrested in Texas on charges of human smuggling after authorities discovered 17 illegal immigrants hidden inside a truck. The arrest was announced on Thursday by Lt. Chris Olivarez of the Texas Department of Public Safety, who shared the details on social media. The driver was reportedly found operating a “cloned” Lowe’s work truck in Kinney County, a tactic often used to avoid detection.
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