Education, Health Care

Teachers union, parents, in opposition

As parents across Oklahoma call for local schools to reopen and provide in-person instruction, one of the most vocal opponents they face is the Oklahoma Education Association (OEA), the state affiliate of the National Education Association.

Ray Carter
September 11, 2020
Health Care

Why we pay too much for health care

Thousands of Oklahoma’s are hit with surprise medical bills each year, including those who are insured. Many hospitals go after those who don’t pay their bills.

Kaitlyn Finley
September 1, 2020
Health Care

Medicaid expansion costs soaring

Ray Carter
August 13, 2020
Health Care

Medicaid fraud still a problem in Oklahoma

As medical-welfare enrollment continues to grow, it’s imperative that the State of Oklahoma weed out fraud, whether stemming from providers or enrollees.

Kaitlyn Finley
July 22, 2020
Health Care, Family & Community

State increases COVID surge capacity

Oklahoma officials are increasing the number of hospital beds available to better handle a potential surge in COVID-19 cases in Oklahoma.

Ray Carter
July 21, 2020
Budget & Tax, Health Care

We won't stop

Jonathan Small
June 30, 2020
Health Care

Former OK governor says ‘Vote No’ on SQ 802

Frank Keating
June 26, 2020

Rolling back pension progress is unhealthy

Curtis Shelton
August 22, 2020

Oklahoma government funds controversial sex-ed curriculum

Ray Carter
August 28, 2020

Myth vs. Fact: SQ 805 and domestic violence

Ryan Haynie
August 31, 2020
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