Oklahoma’s congressional delegation has publicly defended Trump-backed cuts to federal jobs, foreign aid and Medicaid spending. We found some misleading, half-true and unverifiable statements.
The governor’s claims about Oklahoma energy and jobs were exaggerated, government data shows.
We used public records, information provided by state officials and other sources to fact-check recent claims about illegal immigration in Oklahoma.
Outside groups are spending millions trying to sway voters in judicial races that are supposed to be nonpartisan. We found inaccuracies in some messages.
When did Karen Keith first learn of allegations of abuse at a Tulsa juvenile detention center? Did Monroe Nichols miss a vote on a bill to fund Arkansas River levee repairs? We investigated.
We use public records, interviews and other reporting to examine the accuracy of statements from public officials.
Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters says schools must now use the Bible in the classroom. But state law gives school districts the exclusive power to choose curriculum.
Does a mysterious congressional primary challenger live in a Dallas mansion? Did Tom Cole support a federal program that spied on Donald Trump? We looked into these and other claims.
