Republican lawmakers file dozens of bills to curb vaccine mandates in Oklahoma
While similar proposals didn’t get a hearing last year, GOP lawmakers are hoping a more nuanced approach will help their legislation gain traction.
Kayla Branch January 27, 2022
While similar proposals didn’t get a hearing last year, GOP lawmakers are hoping a more nuanced approach will help their legislation gain traction.
Kassie McClung Kayla Branch, and Catherine Sweeney, StateImpact Oklahoma January 20, 2022
“We have already experienced some legislative resistance to the move to Stillwater and as many pieces as we can have in place sooner rather than later will make this deal hard to break up,” Matt Stacy, who at the time served as the agency’s hospital surge plan adviser, wrote.
Frontier Staff January 14, 2022
As the pandemic enters its third year, Oklahoma officials and candidates for office continue to spread inaccurate information.
Kassie McClung Brianna Bailey January 7, 2022
A growing number of women are facing criminal charges for substance use during pregnancy in Oklahoma. Experts and health care providers say that’s bad for moms and babies.
Kayla Branch January 6, 2022
A lack of resources means many people are sent back to the street or to shelters that can’t handle their medical needs. Here’s how I wrote the story.
Kayla Branch January 5, 2022
Oklahoma City has limited resources for people experiencing homelessness after they’ve been discharged from a hospital. Hospital social workers often have few options but to discharge people to the street, typically armed with a bus pass, or to send them to local shelters.
Frontier Staff December 10, 2021
Watch our discussion with information and resources that families can use to empower themselves to improve health outcomes for themselves and their babies.
Kayla Branch December 9, 2021
Critics of the decision to move a state laboratory from Oklahoma City to Stillwater said they are not surprised a federal investigation found problems with staffing levels and COVID-19 testing protocols.
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