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Democrats flipped six Republican-held state House seats and made substantial gains in Oklahoma’s largest counties, even as Republicans maintained their grip on statewide offices.
Reporter Kayla Branch discusses the desperation that led some Oklahomans to seek addiction treatment in California, the allegations of insurance fraud surrounding some facilities and what she learned when she traveled there herself.
After taking over for Ryan Walters, Oklahoma’s interim state superintendent faced low morale, a backlog of records requests and lawsuits, and an agency consumed by controversy. Fields said his goal was to “clear the runway” to give his successor a chance to focus on students.
The Democratic congressional candidate discusses healthcare, affordability, immigration and education, and explains why she believes voters are willing to consider a change in representation.
A small Oklahoma conservation nonprofit is taking on Google over plans for a massive data center.
Sen. Paul Rosino wants to form a new state agency focused on children.
Pollster Pat McFerron discusses the money, endorsements and regional shifts that shaped Oklahoma’s Republican gubernatorial runoff on this episode of the Listen Frontier podcast.