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Since the USDA began buying meat, produce and dairy from U.S. farmers last fall, the food people receive from food pantries has been more fresh and nutritious. But it’s also presented challenges for those who get the food from growers’ fields to dinner tables across the country.
Our first stories about Epic Charter Schools ran in 2016, and we’ve been covering the state’s largest virtual school off and on since. Here’s why.
The resurgence of measles and spread of drug-resistant germs were the focus of this Oklahoma Watch-Out public forum. Among other things, the discussion covered the controversies surrounding vaccines and hospital efforts to control contagious diseases.
Oklahoma Watch staff members and contributors received 14 awards, including six first-place honors, in the Oklahoma Society of Professional Journalists competition for work published in 2018.
The resurgence of vaccine-preventable diseases and spread of drug-resistant germs will be the main topics of a public forum in Oklahoma City on May 21.
Oklahoma Watch is seeking an investigative reporter to cover criminal justice, poverty and related issues.
Oklahoma Watch reporters Jennifer Palmer and Whitney Bryen received honors in the First Amendment Awards sponsored by a Fort Worth journalism group.
Panelists at an “Oklahoma Watch-Out” forum clashed over a wide range of issues related to whether more gun rights or gun restrictions should be passed in Oklahoma. Watch the video.
Oklahoma Watch is pleased to share this 2018 Annual Report, an overview of our growth, accomplishments and financial picture from the year.
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