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NonDoc journalists report on the civic realm in Oklahoma and beyond. Our site also publishes a variety of commentary pieces about civic matters. As a site category, “Civics” encompasses three subcategories: Education, Health Care and Politics.

first-year teachers

Meeting the needs of students as a first-year teacher

The first year of teaching can be stressful for any educator, but a school year starting in the midst of a pandemic has presented...
Unite Norman

Norman City Council rejects Sean Boyd as nominee, irritates Unite Norman

Citizens rallied Tuesday in the lobby of the Norman Municipal Court in support of replacement City Council member nominee Sean Boyd. But events quickly...
Ryan Walters

Ryan Walters: ‘First and foremost, I consider myself to be a teacher’

Former Oklahoma teacher of the year finalist Ryan Walters was nominated to be secretary of education by Gov. Kevin Stitt on Sept. 10. Walters grew...
Mark Snyder, Neil Brannon

Former Sen. Mark Snyder, former Rep. Neil Brannon die

Two former members of the Oklahoma Legislature died within the last 24 hours. Former Sen. Mark Snyder (R-Edmond) died at age 74, and former...
pandemic in prisons

‘It’s difficult’: ODOC director talks pandemic in prisons

Amid a "spike" of COVID-19 outbreaks at its facilities, the Oklahoma Department of Corrections is beginning mandatory employee testing and will be considering other...
Jim Inhofe, Abby Broyles

U.S. Senate: Jim Inhofe, Abby Broyles share contrasting visions for Oklahoma

At 85 years old, incumbent Sen. Jim Inhofe is seeking what could be his last waltz in politics, a fresh six-year term in the...
Norman Public Schools

Teachers express COVID concerns in Norman Public Schools

A letter from 88 anonymous teachers and staff members at Norman High School expressing safety concerns owing to COVID-19 was released Friday, and at...
Jail Trust

Raucous jail trust meeting leads to ICE removal vote

Monday's Oklahoma County Criminal Justice Authority meeting included a resolution to advance discussion on spending CARES Act funds for the county jail, an attempt...
absentee voting

Absentee voting enters the danger zone

I’m a glass-half-full kind of guy, so I have looked at every angle trying to convince myself that absentee voting won’t turn into a...
Judge Kendra Coleman

Verdict: Judge Kendra Coleman removed from office

The state Court on the Judiciary trial panel has ordered suspended first-term Oklahoma County District Judge Kendra Coleman removed from the bench, finding she...

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