Oklahoma looking to implement ongoing coronavirus testing in nursing homes
So far, the state has tested more than 34,000 residents and staff members at 257 nursing homes and other long-term care facilities in the state.
Kassie McClung May 29, 2020
So far, the state has tested more than 34,000 residents and staff members at 257 nursing homes and other long-term care facilities in the state.
Ben Felder May 28, 2020
The information provided by Wilkinson and the virtual charter school board to Sharp is a central part of a libel lawsuit Epic filed against Sharp last year.
Clifton Adcock May 22, 2020
About an hour after the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission meeting ended, the agency’s executive director Robin Roberson submitted her resignation.
Dylan Goforth May 22, 2020
Gov. Kevin Stitt on Friday named Col. Lance Frye as the Oklahoma State Department of Health’s interim commissioner, replacing Gary Cox who announced his resignation earlier this month.
Ben Felder May 19, 2020
Epic virtual charter school has grown into one of the largest school systems in the state but it has also become one of the largest producers of transfers, sending thousands of students in and out of schools across Oklahoma throughout the academic year.
Ben Felder May 18, 2020
“It is unclear to me why Speaker McCall would try to censor my communication with my friends and colleagues in the House,” Gov. Kevin Stitt said in a statement to The Frontier.
Ben Felder May 18, 2020
In a review of hires and appointments by Stitt, The Frontier found at least half of his cabinet secretaries continue to manage a private business, while some agency directors have also pursued additional private sector opportunities.
Clifton Adcock Kassie McClung, Dylan Goforth May 15, 2020
The state sought to obtain millions of dollars in equipment from dozens of businesses, including one Florida company that federal investigators said was involved in international drug trafficking, records show.