As Tulsa’s next mayor, Monroe Nichols wants to increase housing, decommission homeless encampments
Nichols has ambitious plans to build new housing, cut crime and improve roads when he takes office next month
Garrett Yalch November 14, 2024
Nichols has ambitious plans to build new housing, cut crime and improve roads when he takes office next month
Brianna Bailey November 13, 2024
The state has pushed back a deadline for Canoo to receive job creation money as the company struggles to ramp up production. State agencies purchased three Canoo cargo vans, but their use is limited.
Maddy Keyes November 6, 2024
Trump carried every county in the state for a third time and won by a larger margin than ever before. Republican Party registration has continued to grow in Oklahoma.
Garrett Yalch and Dylan Goforth November 5, 2024
“Tonight we made history,” Nichols told a crowd of supporters.
Kayla Branch November 5, 2024
Voters overwhelmingly approved a state question explicitly banning noncitizens from voting in state or local elections. And despite over $530,000 in advertising, Oklahomans rejected a state question on creating a new way to finance local infrastructure projects.
Maddy Keyes and Brianna Bailey November 4, 2024
Many people in jail are still eligible to vote, but there are no state laws that outline procedures for incarcerated individuals. About 75% of people in county jails in Oklahoma haven’t been convicted.
Garrett Yalch October 31, 2024
Karen Keith has raised more money overall, but has seen a slow-down in donations since August.
Clifton Adcock October 30, 2024
Outside groups have spent at least $3.4 million leading up to the vote on whether to keep three state Supreme Court justices. That amount is expected to grow in the days leading up to Election Day.
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