The Invisibles: Paying the Consequences of Deportation
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Last year, 266 immigrants were deported from the Tulsa County Jail. In many cases, their families were left behind, dealing with the financial and emotional fallout.
The Invisibles: Parenting With a Disability
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Guthrie resident Kim Watson overcomes the physical and emotional challenges of parenting with a disability.
From Our Multimedia Reporter: Covering the Evicted
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Oklahoma Watch multimedia reporter Whitney Bryen writes about her experiences following deputies as they conduct eviction “lockouts” and talking with people forced out of their homes.
The Invisibles: Experiencing the Trauma of Eviction
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For Oklahomans who fall on hard times, the consequence is often eviction. They fail to pay rent on their houses or apartments, are forced out and find themselves in a cyclical housing crisis.
2018: A Visual Remembrance
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For Oklahoma Watch, 2018 was the year when we plunged into visuals. Whether it was the elections, the teacher walkout or stories on education, the death penalty, drug addiction or a rural hospital closing, we enveloped you in imagery,
In Unannounced Move, Oklahoma Jails Begin Collecting DNA from Arrestees
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With no announcement, law enforcement agencies in Oklahoma are beginning to collect DNA from individuals arrested on felony charges – the first step in implementing a controversial state law passed two years ago.
‘What Do You Want to Change?’ Oklahoma Voters Answer on Video
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In deciding how to vote, what do Oklahomans want to change? Oklahoma Watch caught voters at random in recent days to ask them that question. Here’s a compilation of their answers.
In One Minute: Tips for Voting on Election Day
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Turnout could be heavy on Election Day, Nov. 6, in Oklahoma, if early-voting trends are any indication. Here are some tips on preparing to vote and what you need when you show up at your polling place.
In One Minute: Insurance Commission Election
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Take 60 seconds and learn who is running for insurance commissioner and why the office is important all Oklahomans.
In One Minute: The Race for Corporation Commissioner
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Three people are running for an Oklahoma Corporation Commission seat in the Nov. 6 general election ballot. In this short video, learn their names and what the purpose of the Corporation Commission is.