Oklahoma Watch is pleased to share this 2018 Annual Report, an overview of our growth, accomplishments and financial picture from the year.
Facebook Has Changed News Feed. Here’s How to Make Sure You See Oklahoma Watch.
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Facebook recently announced it will de-prioritize news in its News Feed. That means you are much less likely to see posts from news publishers like Oklahoma Watch in your feed, unless you follow these simple steps.
Oklahoma Watch Hires Investigative Reporter
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Ben Botkin, an award-winning investigative reporter from Nevada, is joining Oklahoma Watch to cover criminal justice, corrections and other policy issues facing the state.
A World Without Investigative Journalism
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It’s Halloween. And what could be scarier than a world without investigative journalism?
Oklahoma Watch Wins Award for Developmental Disabilities Coverage
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Oklahoma Watch has been named the “media advocate of the year” by an Oklahoma organization that pushes for greater understanding and quality of life for people with developmental disabilities.
Oklahoma Watch Awarded National, Oklahoma Grants
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Oklahoma Watch has received grants from The Reva and David Logan Foundation and the Arnall Family Foundation Fund.
Oklahoma Watch Seeks Investigative Reporter
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Oklahoma Watch is seeking a reporter who can develop ground-breaking, watchdog reports on a variety of subjects, including criminal justice, state government, health care and human-service needs.
Oklahoma Watch Wins 12 Awards in Statewide Contest
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Oklahoma Watch journalists won four first-place awards and seven additional awards in the Oklahoma Society of Professional Journalists contest for work published in 2016.
Investigative Reporter Joins Oklahoma Watch
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Mollie Bryant, formerly an investigative reporter in Mississippi and Texas, has joined Oklahoma Watch to cover state issues and government, working out of the State Capitol.
Emmy-Winning Journalist Joins Oklahoma Watch
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Jeff Raymond, an Emmy-winning former TV producer and print journalist, has joined Oklahoma Watch as enterprise editor.
Multimedia Training Offered for Journalists, Students, Educators
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Journalists, students and educators are invited to attend a training workshop held at the University of Oklahoma on March 4. NewsTrain, sponsored by Associated Press Media Editors, will feature sessions on social media, data, mobile reporting and 360-video.