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Oklahoma volunteers restore wildlife habitat amid peak fall bird migration
A rural Northwest Oklahoma hospital is bringing back maternity care. Can it survive healthcare cuts?
‘Very friendly territory:’ The politics behind President Trump’s Oklahoma rally
‘What happened to me wasn't right’: Magon Hoffman speaks out about Oklahoma abortion lawsuit
Oklahoma is ending a school meal program. Districts are left to figure out how to feed kids.
Oklahoma City high school students get hands-on healthcare experience through new partnership
The Trump administration is shifting funding for HIV prevention. Vulnerable Oklahomans could suffer
Superintendent candidate Robert Franklin wants ‘political rancor’ out of Oklahoma education
Broken Arrow nature center trains citizen scientists to preserve firefly magic
Some data centers are building their own power plants. In Oklahoma, most want to plug into the grid
Ascension St. John plans to end inpatient care at Nowata hospital. Residents are fighting back.
What is ONE Transit's role in adapting to the Oklahoma City metro's rapid growth?
Rejected for Oklahoma funding, an anti-abortion group helped rewrite state law
‘Playing with my heart’: Student musicians celebrate America’s 250th alongside Army Band
As data centers eye Oklahoma, tribes weigh the costs
New Oklahoma law disrupts gender-affirming care for transgender adults
Oklahoma author celebrates state's thousands of plant and animal species in new book
The cost of childcare is too high for many Oklahoma families. How are lawmakers responding?
What a small forest animal can tell us about Oklahoma’s environment
StateImpact Oklahoma reporters sum up the 2026 legislative session
Federal rural hospital program offers a lifeline in Oklahoma, but hurdles remain
Another battle is brewing over public funds for religious schools. Oklahoma Jewish leaders are uneasy
‘We are dismayed:’ Oklahoma doctors, patients respond to potential changes to Medicaid expansion
Some Oklahoma prisons are becoming biodiversity hubs for pollinators
Divorcing from usual process, Oklahoma Board of Education rewrites dozens of social studies standards
What a super El Niño could mean for Oklahoma's weather
‘Like a gym membership:’ An Oklahoma provider explains a growing primary care model
An Oklahoma family says oil is polluting their home. The state says its hands are tied
Minutes matter in stroke cases. In rural Oklahoma, a telemedicine program is saving critical time
Some of Oklahoma’s thousands of orphaned wells could find a new purpose under this state bill
The great tech debate: Should Oklahoma students use screens in the classroom?
Finding Tiny Tim: How Oklahoma's citizen scientists contribute to conservation
Oklahomans seek cheaper ways to pay for health care after ACA enhanced premium tax credits expire
As electricity demand and investments grow, what’s being done to shield Oklahomans from higher monthly bills?
StateImpact Oklahoma previews the 2026 legislative session
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt's 2026 State of the State address
Lawmakers eye bringing a literacy ‘miracle’ to Oklahoma
Oklahoma climatologist Gary McManus on what to expect in 2026
As AI becomes part of traditional Medicare reviews, some Oklahomans worry they’ll lose out on care
Oklahomans continue generational tradition of Christmas Bird Count
StateImpact Oklahoma discusses what’s to come in the new year
OU researchers propose solution to Indian Health Service underfunding
What’s being done to bring down Oklahoma’s costly home insurance rates?
Oklahoma Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell previews Route 66 centennial celebrations
New book details impacts of drug rehabilitation industry on patients, inspired by story in Oklahoma
Oklahoma is seeking part of a $50 billion rural health fund. Could it transform care amid other cuts?
As a deadly disease imperils North American bats, researchers say Oklahoma’s population is hanging on
Despite loss of federal protections, lesser prairie chicken conservation persists on private land
What's next as Oklahoma's highway system strains against growth?
‘Isn’t that wonderful?’ Intergenerational programs combat loneliness, create purpose for seniors
Migrating monarchs return to Oklahoma amid concerns over population decline
Oklahoma regulators to balance costly nuclear potential with projected wave of energy demand
Crossroads Mall has sat largely empty for years. A new nonprofit wants to turn it into a community hub
4-H students await judgment as Oklahoma State Fair starts
The sun is setting on federal solar tax credits. Here’s how one Oklahoma tribal nation used them
Oklahoma students navigate a declining vaccination landscape this back-to-school season
How policies from the 2025 legislative session will impact Oklahoma students’ school days
Threatt Filling Station takes its place among iconic Oklahoma Route 66 landmarks
Oklahoma emergency management head talks disaster preparedness, hazard mitigation
A new proposal could allow Medicaid to fund more services for eligible kids in Oklahoma schools
Oklahoma fertility rate trends downward amid economic pressures, low child well-being ranking
‘We knew it was coming’: Oklahoma deploys tiny wasps to control invasive forest pest
This program was getting more counselors into rural Oklahoma schools. Then Trump pulled funding.
Meet the new group in charge of millions in state money to help pregnant women after Oklahoma banned abortion
A recap of Oklahoma's 2025 legislative session
While Oklahoma foster care payments stay stagnant, foster parents rely on community support
The grief and relief of rural school annexation in Oklahoma
More than a fifth of Indigenous Oklahomans are uninsured. The price they pay can be steep.
Why some Oklahoma lawmakers want more control over judicial selection
Amid Oklahoma tornado season, scientists warn NOAA cuts could impact forecasting, public safety
Oklahoma’s St. Isidore case will be heard by SCOTUS next week. Here’s what’s at stake.
Oklahoma youth commemorate Oklahoma City Bombing 30th anniversary through music
That April Morning: The Oklahoma City Bombing
How one group is educating Oklahomans on reproductive health care amid state abortion ban
Off-campus religious education courses expand to growing number of Oklahoma schools
Oklahoma birders report seeing fewer migrating species as extreme weather, development expands
The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away:’ Historic Kiowa church to be rebuilt after Oklahoma wildfire
New rules, rising costs putting some Oklahoma child care providers in peril
New book details ‘untold story’ of lethal injection, chronicling its Oklahoma roots
An Oklahoma wildlife refuge has widespread abandoned oil, gas wells. This group is cleaning them up
Trump’s agenda complicates Oklahoma’s plan to clean up abandoned oil and gas wells
Rural administrators flock to East Central University’s new rural education doctoral program
OU preps tomorrow’s medical providers to care for body and mind in rural Oklahoma
Oklahomans push back on transmission projects, even as the state's energy needs continue to grow
Oklahoma’s largest universities buck national trends for post-COVID enrollment with record highs
StateImpact Oklahoma previews what's to come in 2025
Students with disabilities are spending more time in general education. Are teachers being prepared?
Boost in federal dollars could strengthen prenatal, early childhood Oklahoma home visiting services
StateImpact Oklahoma welcomes environment and science reporter Chloe Bennett-Steele
Offering AP courses is now required in Oklahoma, but most schools still aren’t teaching them
LeadingAge Oklahoma CEO breaks down lawsuit challenging federal nursing home staffing rules
‘You can't gripe if you don't vote’: Early voting kicks off in Oklahoma
Oklahoma higher ed workers navigate gaps in paid parental leave: lawmakers say it’s time to fix that
A growing number of Oklahoma schools are adopting digital hall passes for safety, student accountability
Convicted of murder as a teenager, Wayne Thompson hopes for a second chance at freedom
Surgery during ‘rocket attacks’: Ukrainian doctors train at OU Health to provide reconstructive care
'We’re ready for the fight': Southeast Oklahomans push back on proposed hydropower project
New investments in CareerTech aim to provide relief for booming waitlist, agency hopes for more
Help wanted: Oklahoma works to lower barriers to long-term care careers
Painting brighter futures: OKC schools partner with community for mediation, mentorship