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# The Daily Memo: Thursday, October 29, 2026
- URL: https://guerrilla.news/the-daily-memo-thursday-october-29-2026/
- Published: 2026-10-30T02:59:19.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-30T02:59:19.000Z
- Description: The Lead KJRH reports that Broken Arrow Police Chief Lance Arnold called a news conference to speak as a private citizen about his administrative leave, then did not hold it after receiving a letter from the city. KJRH's headline says the letter forbids him from speaking. When a city side…
- Author: Ronald E. Durbin II, J.D.
- Tags: #daily-memo, #newsletter

## The Lead

KJRH reports that Broken Arrow Police Chief Lance Arnold called a news conference to speak as a private citizen about his administrative leave, then did not hold it after receiving a letter from the city. KJRH's headline says the letter forbids him from speaking. When a city sidelines its police chief and then goes quiet, residents deserve to know why. [Read KJRH's report](https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/broken-arrow-police-chief-to-speak-out-after-being-put-on-administrative-leave-then-city-letter-forbids-it?ref=guerrilla.news).

## From Our Newsroom

**Day 30: the City of Bartlesville still hasn't produced the records.** We asked on September 29 for Council communications, records on the Bailey separation and records on the City Manager selection (11 items in all). A month later, we have nothing. [Follow the clock](https://guerrilla-news.ghost.io/records/?ref=guerrilla.news).

## Across Oklahoma

- Oklahoma Watch reports a Virginia nonprofit is suing, saying Oklahoma's new law limiting the public voter list to state residents and U.S. citizens violates federal law, after the state settled the Trump administration's voter data suit. [Oklahoma Watch](https://oklahomawatch.org/2026/10/29/oklahoma-voter-data-law-faces-federal-challenge-over-access-limits/?ref=guerrilla.news)
- The Newcastle Pacer reports Mazzei and Munson clashed over taxes, education and health care in the OETA governor's debate. [The Newcastle Pacer](https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiuwFBVV95cUxNaS00OTNCc3RYbm5rZGpVZ0FlT1BKdktoMXl3R2dpSnlxX3FYejhsTlNGSzVwVzEtUUZ6c0VxUmx2Q2FRanY1NmszUW5YYUdtQjU1eHJ2Nk9xYmJwSXBJdG1IakhyS1hOOGdIWWg5NWxlYjdFRTFldHpPREpLbHVhQnhEQVRQaUpRSVFxajJhUmoxeGZmSHJCQVJNa04zWlI3THhsUmFxNnlROGVlNUVuQXlNRVZtdjNvWXo4?oc=5&ref=guerrilla.news)
- KFOR reports Mayor David Holt said Tuesday's council approval of a zoning change for a large west-side data center does not signal openness to more, since the proposal predated the city's moratorium. [KFOR](https://kfor.com/news/local/holt-says-oklahoma-city-data-center-vote-does-not-mean-city-is-open-for-business-for-data-centers/?ref=guerrilla.news)
- KOCO reports Yukon residents are raising concerns about a proposed Okl