SEC seeks information from Chipotle Mexican Grill Published: Sat, May 19, 2012 SEC seeks information from Chipotle Mexican Grill on its hiring practices. Read More

Lawmakers call for interim study on illegal immigration Updated: Thu, Jul 6, 2006 OKLAHOMA CITY - A couple of state lawmakers are calling for an interim study on the need for new guidelines to fight illegal immigration. Representatives Randy Terrill and Kevin Calvey say records indicate illegal aliens have become a net drain on state government. The Oklahoma Tax Commission says the amount of... Read More

Political Analysis: Interview with Tom Cole Updated: Tue, May 30, 2006 U.S. Senators passed their version of an immigration reform bill last week. The measure includes money for border security, calls for a guest worker program and creates an earned path to citizenship for illegal immigrants. Oklahoma's two U.S. Senators voted againt it and Congressman Tom Cole says there's no way the... Read More

Man, 32, dies after being struck by train Updated: Wed, Apr 5, 2006 EDMOND - A 32-year-old man from Bangladesh died Tuesday when he was hit by a north-bound train in Edmond. The victim was identified as Abul Maniruzzaman, who lived alone in an Oklahoma City apartment, said Glynda Chu, Edmond police spokeswoman. Maniruzzaman was lying on the railroad tracks near Thatcher Street... Read More

Court clerk adds assistant Updated: Tue, Apr 4, 2006 EDMOND - Oklahoma County Court Clerk Patricia Presley has assigned an additional part-time deputy to the Edmond office. "There is so much activity in Edmond that it warranted more help," Presley said. "That is a good thing. It is growing, and so, we can grow along with it." The workload at the Edmond office... Read More

Scope of immigration bill rasies questions Updated: Mon, Jan 23, 2006 They won't be wearing immigration badges, but they could be asking you and your children for proof of citizenship. It's a new House bill that could change what you carry in your wallet. Read More

Estimates say 46,000 are illegal Updated: Sun, Apr 4, 2004 First in a series They move in the shadows of our communities in fear, avoiding contact with anyone who might return them to the world they fled. In Holdenville, one man's dream comes true Laws' enforcement debated Read More

Murder suspect issued visa, documents show Updated: Tue, Feb 5, 2002 Copyright 2002, The Oklahoman Rob Andrew's suspected killer and two missing children received tourist visas to travel in Mexico six days after the Oklahoma City advertising executive was shot to death, documents obtained by KWTV NEWS9 reveal. The visas were filed Nov. 26 -- the same day someone attempted to... Read More

WORK STORY Updated: Wed, Jun 7, 2000 Companies seek techies overseas, casting aside older workers Scripps Howard News Service By MARY DEIBEL Scripps Howard News Service New Jersey computer engineer Linda Kilcrease didn't expect at age 53 to be the poster child for senior computer workers who lose their jobs to foreign competition. Yet she... Read More