‘Our democracy is on the ballot’; Oklahomans cast their vision of the state, nation
Oklahomans voted Tuesday for candidates and state questions, but also for their vision of America and their state.
Rose State College is working to become a haven for charter schools, a lucrative plan that could shake up the education landscape in OKC
In recent months, the college has had conversations with at least four charter schools about becoming its authorizer.
Listen Frontier: Student mobility a problem for OKC, Tulsa schools
Dr. Marsha Herron is the chief of equity and student supports for the Oklahoma City Public School district. She discussed student mobility, a challenge for the district that has only gotten worse during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sheriff’s race serves as a ‘proxy on law enforcement’ amid debate over policing
Wayland Cubit sells his experience, while Tommie Johnson calls for a “fresh perspective” as Oklahoma County’s race for sheriff enters final weeks.
Horn vows to protect Affordable Care Act, Bice promotes use of health savings accounts as a replacement
In one of the nation’s most competitive House races, U.S. Rep. Kendra Horn and State Sen. Stephanie Bice disagree on the Affordable Care Act and how to cover low-income Americans.
Horn and Bice make final pitches in nation’s tightest House race
Democrat Rep. Kendra Horn, who promotes her independence from her party, is fighting off claims of extremism from Republican State Sen. Stephanie Bice, who hopes to win back this Oklahoma City seat.
‘The old way is flawed’: Tommie Johnson’s campaign for sheriff built on reinvestment and new ideas
Norman police officer Tommie Johnson III is the Republican candidate for Oklahoma County sheriff after beating the incumbent in a primary race.
In investigation of Epic, state auditor finds a system ‘ripe for potential abuse’
The state auditor’s investigation into Epic Charter School’s finances highlighted many ways state law hinders the ability to perform better oversight and accountability.
