The Oklahoma Legislature will raise hospital fees to fund Medicaid expansion
Displeased by hospitals’ support for Medicaid expansion, some Republicans believe increased fees should start before available federal funds are used up.
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Oklahoma House leaders intend to fund privatized Medicaid if the Senate doesn’t approve a bill to halt the plan
Some lawmakers said they weren’t willing to use the budget as a lever to stop managed care.
Cutting Oklahoma’s corporate or personal income taxes this year looks increasingly unlikely
On the heels of the pandemic and amid concerns about the millions of dollars in education funding that would have to be replaced, Senate Republicans have halted plans to cut taxes.
Frontier reporter appears on OETA to discuss stories from the state Capitol
Brianna Bailey appeared on OETA recently to discuss her “fact check” stories from the state Capitol during the teacher walkout.
Following accusations of domestic violence, interim OSDH director resigns
The resignation comes less than 24 hours after a report by The Frontier outlined an alleged 2012 incident where Doerflinger was accused of choking his wife twice during an argument.
Prior spousal assault allegations surface against Gov. Fallin cabinet member
The reports, taken by Tulsa police in 2012, show Preston Doerflinger’s now ex-wife told officers Doerflinger choked her twice during an argument and took a phone away from her as she dialed 911.
The Terence Crutcher shooting
Terence Crutcher, a 40-year-old black Tulsa man, was shot and killed Sept. 16, 2016, by Betty Shelby, a white Tulsa police officer. Here is our investigation into the shooting.
Will Trump’s election spark a new era in journalism?
Donald Trump’s election signals dark and challenging days ahead for the nation’s journalists, but there are signs his election may also spark a renaissance of sorts for hard-nosed, investigative reporting.
