State Question 844, on the August 25 ballot, would allow the Legislature to stop reimbursing local governments and school districts for property tax revenue lost when manufacturers receive five-year ...

Naloxone, which reverses opioid overdoses, is seen in a vending machine at the Oklahoma Health Care Authority in Oklahoma City in this 2023 photo. (Paul Monies/Oklahoma Watch) Shelby Salazar was ...

This article was originally delivered to subscribers of our Education Watch newsletter. Sign up now to receive Education Watch directly in your inbox. There are quite a few jaw-dropping details in our ...

The Fair Labor Standards Act allows employers to pay tipped workers the federal tipped minimum of $2.13 by claiming up to ...

"Why rent? Own for less!" is written on a sign that greets people at the entrance of the Westmoor Mobile Home Park on July 17, 2026. (Jake Ramsey/Oklahoma Watch) A drive through the Westmoor Mobile ...

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Summer Parker and Charles Hrabina, along with their dog Mercedes, pause for a photo at their home in Skiatook. (Rip Stell/Oklahoma Watch) Summer Parker didn’t understand why. She just knew she didn’t ...

Westmoor Mobile Home Park looks tidy from the street — cut grass, a pool, a playground, soccer goals. Dustin Rollins moved there for those reasons. Then he got his first eviction notice. Jake Ramsey ...

Oklahoma’s Cannabis Testing System Is Under Scrutiny. The State’s Fix Isn’t Fully Operational. Summer Parker didn’t connect the episodes at first — the incoherence, the collapsed knees, the lost ...