Bills seek to clamp down on books in Oklahoma school libraries
Proposals include a rating system for books and expanded obscenity standards.
Clifton Adcock February 22, 2022
Proposals include a rating system for books and expanded obscenity standards.
Clifton Adcock February 22, 2022
Proposals include a rating system for books and expanded obscenity standards.
Brianna Bailey Clifton Adcock February 17, 2022
Former agency leaders say they wanted their day in court and call the settlement a ‘cover-up.’
Dylan Goforth February 16, 2022
The evidence could come into play in a federal trial over the state’s lethal injection protocol set for later this month.
Kayla Branch February 14, 2022
One bill seeks to eliminate court fees that generate an estimated $41 million a year for the state. Critics say fines and fees are an unreliable source of funding that unfairly burden the poor.
Frontier Staff February 11, 2022
The governor had numbers to back up many of his remarks, but we found a few spots where the facts got blurry.
Kassie McClung February 9, 2022
The state auditor released an investigation into questionable spending after the Attorney General said he would keep it confidential.
Brianna Bailey February 3, 2022
Donald Trump won every county in the state in 2020, but some lawmakers still seek investigations and tighter voting laws.
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