CFN
Gazette staff
When you’re brainstorming fundraising ideas in Central Oklahoma, isn’t a calendar of a dozen women brandishing firearms the first thing that comes to mind?
Tuesday 21 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: investigation
Open-carry calendar girls
The Second Amendment gets a new look
CFN
Gazette staff
When you’re brainstorming fundraising ideas in Central Oklahoma, isn’t a calendar of a dozen women brandishing firearms the first thing that comes to mind?
Unfinished business
OKC officials request a state audit after millions of dollars have been paid for public safety projects that remain incomplete.
News
Clifton Adcock
A project to install new records and communication software and hardware for Oklahoma City police, fire and municipal court has not only exceeded its original estimated cost by millions of dollars, but is running nearly six years behind its original schedule, according to court records.
All systems go?
OKC is not out any money, says City Manager Jim Couch, in an incomplete public safety project nearly six years behind schedule.
News
Clifton Adcock
Despite years-long delays on implementing police and municipal court electronic records systems, Oklahoma City Manager Jim Couch said the city is still on budget for the projects.
The Imposter
Too good to be true, and yet ...
Documentary
Rod Lott
Although now I can’t remember the publication, I recall reading an article about con artist Frédéric Bourdin and thinking, “This would make a really good documentary.” A few years later, The Imposter is that documentary.
FBI Code 98
It's about a bomb, but isn't one.
Thriller
Rod Lott
Despite how Warner Archive has branded it, 1963’s FBI Code 98 is not — repeat: not — film noir. All film noir is crime, but not all crime is film noir. That vaulted subgenre requires darkness, whereas this feature is so light and breezy, it’s practically a recruiting tool for the federal agency. It even has its own marching music.
