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Nowhere to go: Oklahoma’s growing number of homeless youth have few options
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Written By: Maddy Keyes
(OKLAHOMA) It was a muggy summer night when 17-year-old Jae quietly grabbed their black cat named Baby, careful not to wake their parents, and ran.
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Oklahoma is asking a federal judge to fine big poultry companies millions for polluting the Illinois River
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Written By: Clifton Adcock
(OKLAHOMA) Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is asking a federal judge to fine some of the nation’s largest poultry companies tens of millions of...
Meet the new group in charge of millions in state money to help pregnant women after Oklahoma banned abortion
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Written By: Ari Fife and Jillian Taylor, StateImpact Oklahoma
This story was produced in partnership with StateImpact Oklahoma.
(OKLAHOMA) An address for a nonprofit that oversees...
A Tulsa political operative used his grandmother’s name to set up political action committees
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Written By: Clifton Adcock
(TULSA, Okla.) A 77-year-old McLoud woman told The Frontier she let her grandson use her name for a network of secretive political groups involved in several...
‘Total freefall’: Oklahoma faces deadline to fix broken mental health system as long wait times persist
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Photo Credit: Brianna Bailey/The Frontier
Written By: Brianna Bailey and Sierra Pfeifer, KOSU
This story was produced in partnership with KOSU
(OKLAHOMA) Shron Parker had been waiting...
A Look Back: Funding for Oklahoma victims’ compensation drops after justice reforms
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Written By: Clifton Adcock
(OKLAHOMA) Funding for a state program that gives money to crime victims has continued to decline over the past several years and a growing percentage of...
Oklahoma counties with more marijuana grows saw property values surge, study finds
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Written By: Clifton Adcock
(OKLAHOMA) Housing prices, particularly in rural areas, are up significantly since Oklahoma legalized medical marijuana, according to a new study.
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A bill Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoed could have helped get state money to solve cases of missing and murdered Indigenous people
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Photo Courtesy: Ari Fife/The Frontier
Written By: Ari Fife
(OKLAHOMA) A bill that Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoed could have made it easier for the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation to get...
Tulsa Mayor says budget cuts won’t derail his goal of eliminating homelessness
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Photo Credit: Ashlynd Huffman/The Frontier
Written By: Garret Yalch
(TULSA, Okla.) Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols said the city will continue to push forward on housing and homelessness...
Legislation aims to cut some court fees that keep some Oklahomans trapped in ‘debtor’s prison’
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Written By: Ashlynd Huffman
(OKLAHOMA) After spending 17 years living in a prison cell, John Standfill looked forward to having his own place after his 2022 release. He said he’s...