Letters to the Editor
Kasey Steffen
I recently read reports in The Oklahoman about the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America’s 2012 Fall Allergy Capitals rankings. Every fall and spring, AAFA ranks the cities with the toughest allergy seasons.

News
Tim Farley
A state audit that found no wrongdoing within the Native American Cultural and Educational Authority (NACEA) during the last nine years has given new life to a multimillion-dollar project in Oklahoma City.

CFN
Gazette staff
So, the elections have mercifully come and gone, putting an end — at least for a while — to commercials of political candidates holding U.S. flags, kissing babies and laughing with confused elderly folks.

Commentary
Keith Rollin Eakins
Noisier, nastier and costlier.

Commentary
Kurt Hochenauer
Oklahoma progressives had a lot to celebrate in terms of the national results on Election Day.

News
Clifton Adcock
The Oklahoma City Council on Nov. 6 laid out the city’s wish-list for next year’s state legislative session.

News
Clifton Adcock
A large granite monument of the Ten Commandments was erected outside the Oklahoma state Capitol building today.

CFN
Gazette staff
Le Flore County commissioners are thinking about reviving a plan to place a Ten Commandments monument on courthouse property.

Commentary
Robin Meyers

Pulling up behind an enormous red pickup truck a few weeks before the election, I couldn’t help but notice a huge portrait of President Obama that covered most of the tailgate, and just beneath this unflattering image, in big block letters, was this question: “Does this ass make my truck look big?” Coming closer, I saw that the driver was a Marine, and these were his sentiments about his commander in chief.

Commentary
Mike Brake

Oklahoma was bright red on Nov. 6; the nation went a very pale blue.