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Your Vote Counts: Oklahoma's energy debate, security concerns, and Clinton's return to OKC
Graham Dowers
Today on Your Vote Counts, Scott Mitchell, Senator Rosino, and Jason Dunnington discuss the governor's energy agenda, deadline week, Signalgate, and President Clinton's role in the 1995 OKC bombing response.
The Hot Seat: Lankford discusses economic concerns, foreign policy, and political division
Scott Mitchell
In this edition of the "Hot Seat," political analyst Scott Mitchell and Sen. James Lankford discuss economic concerns, foreign policy and more.
The Hot Seat: Tulsa Drillers GM Mike Melega on the business of Minor League Baseball
Brooke Cox
Tulsa Drillers GM Mike Malaga discusses the evolution of Minor League Baseball, its expanding business model, and the fan experience beyond the game.
Your Vote Counts: Vaccines, Medicaid cuts, and the right to a fair trial
Graham Dowers
This week on Your Vote Counts, our political analysts cover the topics of vaccination, Medicaid cuts, the Glossip case and fair trials, and the race for Superintendent of the Oklahoma Department of Education.
Hot Seat: Former HHS Secretary Tom Price advocates for tobacco harm reduction in Oklahoma
Scott Mitchell
In this edition of the "Hot Seat," political analyst Scott Mitchell and former Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price discuss tobacco harm reduction in Oklahoma.
Your Vote Counts: Vaccine hesitancy, Medicaid cuts, Glossip & education
Scott Mitchell
This week on the Hot Seat, Oklahoma lawmakers are sounding the alarm on vaccine hesitancy amid a surge in measles cases nationwide, while also addressing concerns over potential Medicaid cuts and the state's struggling education system. Jason Dunnington and Senator Paul Rosino join Scott Mitchell and discuss it all.
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Your Vote Counts: Former Speaker McCall joins AG Drummond in Oklahoma Governor's race for 2026 Election
News 9
The race for Oklahoma governor is gaining momentum as Former House Speaker Charles McCall announces his candidacy, joining Attorney General Gentner Drummond in the competition. Political analysts predict more candidates will enter, setting off a domino effect for statewide offices. Meanwhile, Your Vote Counts panelist Jon Echols announced his departure from the show after six years, hinting at future political plans.
Your Vote Counts: Former Speaker McCall joins AG Drummond in Oklahoma Governor's race for 2026 Election
News 9
The race for Oklahoma governor is gaining momentum as Former House Speaker Charles McCall announces his candidacy, joining Attorney General Gentner Drummond in the competition. Political analysts predict more candidates will enter, setting off a domino effect for statewide offices. Meanwhile, Your Vote Counts panelist Jon Echols announced his departure from the show after six years, hinting at future political plans.
The Hot Seat: Public Safety Heroes Project aims to improve crime legislation and policing in Oklahoma
Scott Mitchell
Former Oklahoma District Attorney Mike Fields has helped launch the Public Safety Heroes Project, an initiative focused on promoting policies and legislation to improve public safety. The project aims to connect law enforcement, crime advocates, and lawmakers to highlight bills that could better protect victims and enhance policing. One key proposal involves using license plate readers to aid in crime investigations.
The Hot Seat: Public Safety Heroes Project aims to improve crime legislation and policing in Oklahoma
Scott Mitchell
Former Oklahoma District Attorney Mike Fields has helped launch the Public Safety Heroes Project, an initiative focused on promoting policies and legislation to improve public safety. The project aims to connect law enforcement, crime advocates, and lawmakers to highlight bills that could better protect victims and enhance policing. One key proposal involves using license plate readers to aid in crime investigations.
D.C. Debrief: Oklahoma Delegation navigates budget cuts, Ukraine aid , and White House influence
Alex Cameron
Scott Mitchell and Alex Cameron discussed the latest developments in D.C., including budget negotiations, divisions over Ukraine aid, and Sen. Markwayne Mullin’s growing influence with the White House.
D.C. Debrief: Oklahoma Delegation navigates budget cuts, Ukraine aid , and White House influence
Alex Cameron
Scott Mitchell and Alex Cameron discussed the latest developments in D.C., including budget negotiations, divisions over Ukraine aid, and Sen. Markwayne Mullin’s growing influence with the White House.
Why Oklahoma Democrats have concerns over Gov. Stitt’s proposed income tax cuts
Jordan Fremstad
Among Gov. Kevin Stitt’s key goals for 2025, the governor promised sweeping income tax cuts. Stitt said he wants to keep money in the pockets of Oklahomans.
Why Oklahoma Democrats have concerns over Gov. Stitt’s proposed income tax cuts
Jordan Fremstad
Among Gov. Kevin Stitt’s key goals for 2025, the governor promised sweeping income tax cuts. Stitt said he wants to keep money in the pockets of Oklahomans.
Gov. Kevin Stitt’s State of the State: Tax cuts & business growth take center stage
Jonathan Cooper
Gov. Stitt lays out his agenda in his seventh State of the State. Stitt focused on tax cuts and economic growth, with a businesslike approach to his last two years in office. News On 6's Scott Mitchell and Jonathan Cooper have the highlights of the address and a look at what's next for the legislative session.
Gov. Kevin Stitt’s State of the State: Tax cuts & business growth take center stage
Jonathan Cooper
Gov. Stitt lays out his agenda in his seventh State of the State. Stitt focused on tax cuts and economic growth, with a businesslike approach to his last two years in office. News On 6's Scott Mitchell and Jonathan Cooper have the highlights of the address and a look at what's next for the legislative session.
What happens behind the scenes at the capitol?
Haley Weger
There are just a few days before the start of the 2025 legislative session and lawmakers have been working hard for months to ensure they’re prepared for the work of the 60th legislature.
What happens behind the scenes at the capitol?
Haley Weger
There are just a few days before the start of the 2025 legislative session and lawmakers have been working hard for months to ensure they’re prepared for the work of the 60th legislature.
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Your Vote Counts: Oklahoma's perspective on Trump presidency, Supreme Court tensions, and calls for political accountability
Drake Johnson
On Your Vote Counts, Griffin Media's political analyst Scott Mitchell and guests explored topics ranging from Trump’s priorities to pressing issues within Oklahoma politics.
Your Vote Counts: Oklahoma's perspective on Trump presidency, Supreme Court tensions, and calls for political accountability
Drake Johnson
On Your Vote Counts, Griffin Media's political analyst Scott Mitchell and guests explored topics ranging from Trump’s priorities to pressing issues within Oklahoma politics.
Hot Seat Extra: Former State Rep. reflects on personal moments with Jimmy Carter
Scott Mitchell
Former Oklahoma and New Hampshire State Representative Richard Morrissette shares his personal interactions with the late Jimmy Carter in this Hot Seat Extra, courtesy of our Political Analyst Scott Mitchell.
Hot Seat Extra: Former State Rep. reflects on personal moments with Jimmy Carter
Scott Mitchell
Former Oklahoma and New Hampshire State Representative Richard Morrissette shares his personal interactions with the late Jimmy Carter in this Hot Seat Extra, courtesy of our Political Analyst Scott Mitchell.
Your Vote Counts: Oklahomans celebrate Trump’s inauguration while discussing the future of politics at gala
News On 6
Oklahomans celebrate Trump’s inauguration in D.C., discuss unity, transparency, and the upcoming 2026 governor’s race.
Your Vote Counts: Oklahomans celebrate Trump’s inauguration while discussing the future of politics at gala
News On 6
Oklahomans celebrate Trump’s inauguration in D.C., discuss unity, transparency, and the upcoming 2026 governor’s race.
DC Debrief: Trump administration poised for flurry of executive orders, cabinet confirmations
News On 6
The incoming Trump administration is expected to hit the ground running with a series of executive orders and cabinet confirmations as the new president takes office. Scott Mitchell and Alex Cameron discussed that and more in Sunday's D.C. Debrief.
DC Debrief: Trump administration poised for flurry of executive orders, cabinet confirmations
News On 6
The incoming Trump administration is expected to hit the ground running with a series of executive orders and cabinet confirmations as the new president takes office. Scott Mitchell and Alex Cameron discussed that and more in Sunday's D.C. Debrief.
Hot Seat Extra: Energy policy and Oklahoma's path forward
News On 6
Secretary Jeff Starling shares his journey from rural Virginia to leading Oklahoma's energy policy. In his conversation with Scott Mitchell, Starling discusses his career, the state’s energy challenges, and his vision for a balanced and sustainable future.
Hot Seat Extra: Energy policy and Oklahoma's path forward
News On 6
Secretary Jeff Starling shares his journey from rural Virginia to leading Oklahoma's energy policy. In his conversation with Scott Mitchell, Starling discusses his career, the state’s energy challenges, and his vision for a balanced and sustainable future.
Candidates Who Could Join Drummond In Oklahoma's 2026 Governor's Race: 'Get Your Popcorn Ready, It's Anybody's Game'
News On 6
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced he's running for governor on Monday-not even three months after the 2024 election. It may seem early but political analyst Scott Mitchell says this timing may be just right. Here's who could join Drummond in the 2026 race.
Candidates Who Could Join Drummond In Oklahoma's 2026 Governor's Race: 'Get Your Popcorn Ready, It's Anybody's Game'
News On 6
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced he's running for governor on Monday-not even three months after the 2024 election. It may seem early but political analyst Scott Mitchell says this timing may be just right. Here's who could join Drummond in the 2026 race.
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30 days in: New OSBI director Greg Mashburn brings focus on justice for victims
Lori Fullbright
Greg Mashburn is a former DA in central Oklahoma and says the first thing he told his new employees is that the agency will be a no-drama zone. He says their sole focus will be on the mission of solving cases and getting justice for victims.
30 days in: New OSBI director Greg Mashburn brings focus on justice for victims
Lori Fullbright
Greg Mashburn is a former DA in central Oklahoma and says the first thing he told his new employees is that the agency will be a no-drama zone. He says their sole focus will be on the mission of solving cases and getting justice for victims.
2 rounds of severe weather for Friday
News On 6
Severe storms and heavy rainfall will continue across Oklahoma through the weekend, bringing a risk of flooding, strong winds, and cooler temperatures.
2 rounds of severe weather for Friday
News On 6
Severe storms and heavy rainfall will continue across Oklahoma through the weekend, bringing a risk of flooding, strong winds, and cooler temperatures.
'This puts their future and our shared future at risk:' YWCA reacts to cuts to refugee programs
Sam Carrico
The YWCA says it's looking at cutting programs after losing $6.5 million because of cuts to federally funded refugee programs. The YWCA in Tulsa says that those cuts could result in 4,000 people losing services in the next year.
'This puts their future and our shared future at risk:' YWCA reacts to cuts to refugee programs
Sam Carrico
The YWCA says it's looking at cutting programs after losing $6.5 million because of cuts to federally funded refugee programs. The YWCA in Tulsa says that those cuts could result in 4,000 people losing services in the next year.
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Top Headlines
30 days in: New OSBI director Greg Mashburn brings focus on justice for victims
Lori Fullbright
Greg Mashburn is a former DA in central Oklahoma and says the first thing he told his new employees is that the agency will be a no-drama zone. He says their sole focus will be on the mission of solving cases and getting justice for victims.
2 rounds of severe weather for Friday
News On 6
Severe storms and heavy rainfall will continue across Oklahoma through the weekend, bringing a risk of flooding, strong winds, and cooler temperatures.
'This puts their future and our shared future at risk:' YWCA reacts to cuts to refugee programs
Sam Carrico
The YWCA says it's looking at cutting programs after losing $6.5 million because of cuts to federally funded refugee programs. The YWCA in Tulsa says that those cuts could result in 4,000 people losing services in the next year.
Oklahoma and Arkansas Port Operators Group Lobbies for MKARNS Funding
Alex Cameron
Members of the Arkansas Oklahoma Port Operators Association were in Washington, DC, this week meeting with key members of Congress about what they say is critically needed funding for maintenance of the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System.
Suspect transported to hospital after standoff with law enforcement near Porter
Matt Kalish
Law enforcement says they shot an armed man who refused to surrender after officers from multiple agencies spent hours trying to take him into custody on Thursday night.
Case of girl left outside freezing: Tribe votes to toughen child endangerment law
Matt Kalish
The Muscogee Nation National Council unanimously passed a bill to make child endangerment a felony after a Haskell couple was charged for leaving their child outside in nothing but pajamas during freezing weather back in February.
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