An investigation has found that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and other agencies have wasted tens of millions of dollars pursuing uninformed plans to increase detention capacity, and the to...

Authorities confirmed that Sara Polston is back in jail after she allegedly voted twice illegally as a convicted felon.

Yesterday evening, the Oklahoma City media exploded with the news that Sara Polston – the infamous Botoxed boozer who caused outrage and controversy after she was granted early release from prison tha...

We're learning new details about the circumstances surrounding Sara Polston's return to prison.On Feb. 7, 2023, Sara Polston was intoxicated and speeding throug

Yesterday evening, the Oklahoma City media exploded with the news that Sara Polston – the infamous Botoxed boozer who caused outrage and controversy after she was granted early release from prison tha...

Sara Polston is back in the custody of the Department of Corrections, according to sources confirmed by News 4.

Sara Polston is back in custody.Mabel Basset at 6pmStatus changed from GPS monitoring to in phsyical custody due to on an going investigation.

After using her political connections to score an incredibly early exit from prison, Sara Polston is now going to federal court to make sure she doesn’t have to go back. Thanks to a tip via the Ogle M...

Sara Polston drove pick up her kids from school after a boozy margarita lunch and crashed into Micaela Borrego's car at 66mph in Oklahoma City in February 2023.

Sara Polston talked about special treatment behind bars and getting a pardon from Gov. Kevin Stitt in jailhouse phone calls with her husband, Rod.

The Sara Polston early-release scandal has somehow gotten even more infuriating. Back in May, a grand jury report found that Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt used his power, influence and “close personal...

Polston was released after 73 days in prison. A new law bars people convicted of DUI causing great bodily injury from early release on GPS monitoring, and Polston argues the state can’t use it to…

A new law bars people convicted of DUI causing great bodily injury from early release on GPS monitoring, and Polston argues the state can’t use it to send her back to prison.

Trump’s Golden 'Don Colossus' is a yet another warning sign of America's imperial decline.

New letters show ICE shifting its rhetoric—and Sen. Ed Markey and Rep. Max Frost demanding answers.

New court records are raising fresh questions about Gov. Kevin Stitt’s role in the early release of convicted drunk driver Sara Polston, who served just 73 days

A new supplemental grand jury report is raising new concerns about favoritism playing a role in a high-profile inmate's release just days into her sentence.On F

A grand jury report released Friday, May 8, 2026, criticized Gov. Kevin Stitt's "political favoritism" in the early release of Sara Polston.

A multicounty grand jury revealed it’s been investigating the early release of a drunk driver from prison.

Gov. Kevin Stitt said that while he did call the Corrections Department about Sara Polston’s case, the 73 days she served after she nearly killed a woman was “too short.”

You know Kevin Stitt – the Oklahoma governor who uses his power and influence to steer government contracts, appointments, and state-government goodies to friends, donors, and political allies? Well, ...