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Painting brighter futures: OKC schools partner with community for mediation, mentorship
How one rural hospital hopes to be an oasis in Oklahoma’s maternity care desert
From caves to caterpillars: How Oklahoma schools are working to beat the ‘summer slide’
'This is going to kill us': Oklahoma nursing homes brace for new federal staffing mandate
What to expect in the coming months as La Niña impacts Oklahoma's weather
Lawton officials attempt to mitigate East Cache Creek issues amid growing concerns
StateImpact Oklahoma wraps up the 2024 legislative session
Oklahoma’s transition to managed Medicaid brings new benefits, challenges
Edmond ‘bike bus’ puts a healthy spin on kids’ school commute
Oklahoma schools need bus drivers and are straining to fill the gaps
How Oklahoma’s transition to managed Medicaid happened and what’s next
Oklahoma immigrant communities rally in face of state policy to arrest people in country illegally
The end of pandemic-era federal dollars may mean the end for the school programs it funded
First over-the-counter birth control pill offers family planning amid Oklahoma’s abortion ban
Eclipse brings tourism and challenges as Oklahoma goes under the shadow of the Moon
What education measures are still alive at the 2024 legislative session’s halfway point?
Oklahoma social workers face barriers in getting licensed, a bill could help them get to work faster
Oklahoma paraprofessionals provide critical student services — but many are barely making ends meet
Watchdog agency failed to perform required inspections at elite Oklahoma high school plagued by culture of harassment
What to expect from Oklahoma lawmakers on healthcare in 2024
What to expect from Oklahoma lawmakers on education in 2024
Oklahoma’s Education Department awarded teachers life-changing bonuses — and created a nightmare for some by demanding them back
Shawnee enacts no sit, no lie ordinance as future for homeless residents is uncertain
The road ahead for Tulsa Public Schools: five months into Walters’ mandated improvement plan
StateImpact Oklahoma on the year that was and what's next
How Oklahomans are navigating the ‘chaos’ of SoonerCare unwinding
Tulsans regrow urban tree canopy after summer’s severe weather
'This is their story': Why a teacher in Osage County wants to teach Killers of the Flower Moon
Oklahoma schools turning to the new, old way of teaching students to read
Oklahoma doesn’t mandate sex ed, some churches are trying to fill the gaps
An Oklahoma non-profit uses Hip-Hop to increase mental health awareness
What Oklahomans need to know about student loan repayment
How is the first commercial rollout of COVID-19 vaccines going in Oklahoma?
Butterflies are on the move, and Oklahomans are keeping track of them in monarch conservation effort
What does it mean for Oklahoma to partner with PragerU?
Oklahoma trans youth, providers face uncertainty in gender-affirming care access
OKC community comes together to collect data on impact of urban heat islands
Oklahoma schools adapt recreational activities to sweltering summer heat
StateImpact Oklahoma welcomes health reporter Jillian Taylor
'I’m talking about what’s best for the Greenwood area': What the removal of a highway could do for Black Wall Street
What you need to know as Oklahoma’s state board of education weighs Tulsa Public Schools’ accreditation
Private landowners in Oklahoma are stepping up to preserve habitat for prairie chickens
Big Bonuses, Bigger Risks: Oklahoma’s New Teacher Sign-On Bonus Program Raises Concern
StateImpact breaks down Oklahoma's 2023 education budget
‘We will strive to survive the Ryan Walters time’: Oklahoma superintendents respond to Walters’ claims, rhetoric
The battle for Oklahoma education funding
Health secretary's ouster gives a look into "frustration" between the Senate and Gov. Stitt
OU’s swatting event was a hoax, but the trauma it caused was real
Oklahoma nursing schools ramp up admissions amid worker shortage
Five years after the Oklahoma Teacher Walkout, the stakes are higher than ever
StateImpact Oklahoma discusses the state's newly extended postpartum Medicaid benefits
A proposed ban on gender-affirming care for minors would affect Oklahoma adults too
Trans Oklahomans find community through music amid heightened anti-queer rhetoric in legislature
Oklahoma legislation would require insurance companies to cover high-tech medical screenings called biomarker tests
Will Oklahomans vote to be the 22nd state to legalize recreational marijuana?
How Oklahoma's mismanagement of federal education funds could leave $18 million on the table
Another pandemic relief policy is ending, making groceries even more expensive for low-income Oklahomans
‘Never took a sick day in seven years’: Oklahoma teacher moms and the realities of no paid maternity leave
StateImpact talks with Secretary of Health Kevin Corbett about Oklahoma's pivot to managed Medicaid
A decade of scandal at Epic Charter Schools
Methamphetamine is killing more Oklahomans than any illicit drug. A collaborative in Tulsa models how the communities can fight the epidemic.
'A learner of learners': Staving off the "deprofessionalization' of Oklahoma's teachers
State data paints a dire picture of Oklahoma teenagers' mental health
Methamphetamine may not be the center of attention, but it's killing more Oklahomans than any other drug.
Pt. 2: ‘Disasters that define us’: Examining Northeast Oklahoma’s patchwork of flood protections
Pt. 1: ‘Disasters that define us’: Examining Northeast Oklahoma’s patchwork of flood protections
How social media affects the ways two Tulsa teenagers get their news
'It had to be more than just teachers and their families voting': Oklahoma educator responds to election outcome
StateImpact Oklahoma reporters react to midterm election results
The Adderall shortage has made its way to Oklahoma.
Oklahoma lawmakers tried to limit four day school weeks, but they’re hanging on in rural communities
When Oklahoma voters choose a governor in November, they'll be voting on the future of SoonerCare.
What more can be done to save the Lesser Prairie-Chicken?
Alumni gather at Oklahoma City's old Northeast High School to honor 1970 student activism
How important is education in Oklahoma’s race for governor?
As pandemic response wanes, Oklahoma schools adapt to the end of universal free lunch
Where should we put our country's nuclear waste? StateImpact Oklahoma goes underground to find out
Plaintiff: challenging Oklahoma's transgender bathroom ban 'just the right thing to do'
StateImpact answers some common questions about HB 1775
Sharing Indigenous Oklahoma stories at Field Museum exhibit ‘really inspiring’ for Stilwell students
A new wastewater monitoring program means Oklahoma doesn't have to rely solely on testing to find COVID and monkeypox.
‘Something that can’t be replaced’: What a turnpike project could mean for Oklahoma wildlife
Texas students help make up for enrollment losses at Oklahoma colleges
In StateImpact conversation, Tulsa high schoolers ask peers ‘Will you accept me as I am?’
Oklahoma allows abortions in life-threatening situations, but how much danger is enough?
Oklahoma educators don’t shy away from difficult conversations at Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial & Museum event
Pt. 2, Sustaining sustainability: The waste problem in Oklahoma’s cannabis industry and the innovators at the helm of change
Pt. 1, Sustaining sustainability: The waste problem in Oklahoma’s cannabis industry and the innovators at the helm of change
Tulsa teenagers discuss how to be allies to their friends during uncertain times
Two more COVID strains have made their way to Oklahoma. Here's what to know.
'When a right is created by the Supreme Court, it can go away': What overturning Roe could mean for contraception access, sexual privacy and marriage equality
For years before the Saint Francis shooting, health workers have experienced on-the-job violence at alarming rates.
Oklahoma City teenagers ask policymakers not to ‘downplay' their experiences
Tulsa mass shooting reignites gun policy debate in Oklahoma
Critics say Oklahoma’s abortion and Critical Race Theory crackdowns rely on fear
‘It’s utterly ridiculous:’ trans Tulsa students react to Oklahoma’s school bathroom ban
Substitute shortage persisted even after Oklahoma school closures slowed down
'Oklahoma doesn't want us': Families grapple with looming displacement from turnpike
'That home is sacred to me': Norman woman joins fight against turnpike
Oklahoma already ranked among the highest in the country for sexually transmitted infections. The pandemic likely made it worse.