By John Dobberstein, Editor As the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation has been asked to help with the investigation of nude images allegedly
State
Walters calls allegations about nude images on TV ‘coordinated attack’
By John Dobberstein, Editor OKLAHOMA CITY — State Supt. of Public Instruction Ryan Walters says allegations that images of nude women appeared on a
Oklahoma has nation’s highest average homeowners insurance premiums
By J.C. Hallman, Oklahoma Watch After Oklahoma Watch debunked a claim that hail explained skyrocketing homeowners insurance rates, Oklahoma
Tulsa gets closer to landing Level 1 trauma center
By John Dobberstein, Editor Northeast Oklahoma is closer to getting a Level 1 trauma center for both adult and pediatric care after legislative
Lawmakers send pile of education bills to governor
Source: Oklahoma House of Representatives OKLAHOMA CITY – The House passed several education bills Tuesday that ban cell phones in schools,
State treasurer’s office scrutinized over use of Signal app
By Paul Monies, Oklahoma Watch The chief of staff for Oklahoma Treasurer Todd Russ used messaging app Signal to communicate and coordinate policy
ODVA announces partnership to help veterans with job search
Source: ODVA Oklahoma City — The Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs (ODVA) is proud to announce a new partnership with Major Talent, a
600 civilian employees at Tinker Air Force Base face termination amid workforce shakeup
By Jeffery W. Fogg IIFebruary 23, 2025 In a stunning workforce reduction, approximately 600 federal civilian employees at Tinker Air Force
Committee approves Ford’s Bill to assist sex assault victims
OKLAHOMA CITY – Rep. Ross Ford (R-Broken Arrow) won committee passage of a bill that would require investigating law enforcement agencies to release
Stitt asks for ‘half and a path’ to eliminate income tax, unveils DOGE
John Dobberstein, Editor Gov. Kevin Stitt delivered his State of the State address to lawmakers Monday, vowing to continue a politically
Criminal Justice Bills to Watch in This Year’s Legislature
By Keaton Ross, Oklahoma Watch Oklahoma lawmakers filed dozens of criminal justice bills ahead of the Jan. 16 deadline, including ambitious
State housing assessment shows small homes in demand
By Heather Warlick, Oklahoma Watch Oklahoma has a housing problem. Faltering local economies and development disagreements are stalling needed
