Oklahomans We’ve Lost: A family man who loved making people smile
“He’s not just a number. He was my everything.”
Oklahoma’s efforts to end its rape kit backlog have led to new delays
As Oklahoma works to address the problem of thousands of old untested rape kits, new laws and a lack of manpower have created a backlog of newer untested kits for much of the state.
100 years after Tulsa massacre, President calls on nation to confront racism
Biden unveiled new national racial equity initiatives, but stopped short of calling for reparations for Greenwood
Oklahoma signs into law deluge of anti-abortions bills, as U.S. Supreme court set to hear case challenging Roe v. Wade
Gov. Kevin Stitt this year has signed more anti-abortion bills into law in a single session than a governor has in at least the last five years.
Oklahoma Public Health Lab director resigning after 4 months on the job
Dr. Michael Kayser’s resignation comes amid the lab’s turbulent transition from Oklahoma City to Stillwater.
Half of Oklahoma adults have received at least 1 dose of the coronavirus vaccine
Nearly 40% of Oklahoma adults are fully vaccinated, and 50.5% of adults have received at least one dose.
We fact checked the debate over privatizing Medicaid in Oklahoma
We found half truths and unsupported claims on both sides.
