Listen Frontier: Are we testing enough Oklahomans?
Kassie and Ben discuss whether Oklahoma is testing enough people and why a saliva test is the best way to test nursing home residents.
Ben Felder May 11, 2020
Kassie and Ben discuss whether Oklahoma is testing enough people and why a saliva test is the best way to test nursing home residents.
Ben Felder May 4, 2020
Pardon and Parole Executive Director Steven Bickley said the 14 names will be considered at a May 13 meeting and were offered at the request of Department of Corrections Director Scott Crow.
Ben Felder May 4, 2020
Kassie McClung and Ben Felder discuss what infectious disease experts are saying about the move to reopen businesses, the continued push to test more Oklahomans and the role of contract tracing in the coming weeks.
Ben Felder May 1, 2020
Host Ben Felder and Joe Dorman of the Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) and Sherry Fair of Prevent Child Abuse Oklahoma talk about the impact the coronavirus pandemic and related school and business closings are having on Oklahoma children.
Ben Felder May 1, 2020
The result of the lawsuit could swing the upper hand on negotiations heavily to one side; either to the tribes who can maintain their current rate structure, or to Stitt, forcing the renegotiated compacts he desires.
Ben Felder April 30, 2020
Gov. Kevin Stitt will have nearly $40 million in emergency education stimulus funds to spend in the coming months and the state Department of Education would like him to focus on closing the digital divide, especially in rural communities.
Ben Felder April 30, 2020
“Our first priority right now are those seniors who are failing a class that they absolutely need to graduate,” said Greg Frederick, principal at U.S. Grant High School in south Oklahoma City.
Ben Felder April 24, 2020
If Gov. Stitt decides to use emergency stimulus funds on the Oklahoma private school scholarship tax credit program it might require more detailed reporting on where the scholarships go.
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