After hecklers storm Angie Nixon's bookstore in Jacksonville and demand to know why controversial figures are displayed publicly, Nixon explains why history shouldn't be censored
DHS Secretary ordered police to throw out former Edmond mayor Randel Shadid after a shouting match erupted at the Edmond Chamber of Commerce over ICE policy
Oklahoma automotive YouTuber Eric Weingartner, based in Broken Arrow, invited all candidates for governor to be interviewed, but only Cyndi Munson agreed to sit down
David Crowley after signing conversion therapy condemnation for Milwaukee County: “This is going to let folks know that you are welcomed here, that you are enough, and that we’re going to do everything that we can to protect you"
Osage Nation Congressman Michael Bristow says he is supporting Cyndi Munson because of her support for tribal sovereignty and recognition of tribes as valuable partners to the state, Munson pledges early and ongoing consultation with tribes on issues including housing and healthcare
Cyndi Munson says she is opposed to and would not put any funding toward Flock cameras, saying she has “no idea what they’re going to do with that data”
Representative Gabe Vasquez (NM-2) attempts to explain why he voted to support resolution supporting SAVE America Act despite opposing the act, says he is not a "communist extremist" and "will never" support abolishing private prisons
Representative Gabe Vasquez (NM-2) one of only eight Democrats to vote for resolution which "calls for enactment of the SAVE America Act" and condemns socialism
David Crowley says abortion rights must be enshrined in Wisconsin's constitution, or reproductive freedom will continue to be used as a political football
Cyndi Munson is in Tulsa holding a Q&A Thursday August 27 at the Hardesty Regional Library from 4-5 P.M. before going to Welltown Brewing for a general election kickoff party from 6-7:30 P.M.
David Crowley calls for prison and probation reform, including job training for inmates, transitional housing after release, and policies to reduce Wisconsin's exceptionally high costs of incarceration, probation and parole