After ‘baby mama drama’ talk, Judge Kendra Coleman trial enters third week
The removal trial of suspended Oklahoma County District Judge Kendra Coleman will enter its third week Tuesday, and her defense team is expected to...
The week in coveducation: School employee dies, two teachers resign, site hacked
School districts throughout Oklahoma are back in session while adjusting to and dealing with the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ongoing tracking has confirmed COVID-19...
Board of Regents approves partnership between OSU and Langston
The Board of Regents for the Oklahoma Agricultural & Mechanical Colleges approved a historic academic partnership between Oklahoma State University, Langston University and OSU...
Stitt names Ryan Walters new secretary of education
Gov. Kevin Stitt has nominated Ryan Walters, a former state teacher of the year finalist and executive director of the reform group Every Kid...
The beat is on: Meet NonDoc’s new education reporter
I owe my passion for journalism to my public education. When I joined my high school newspaper staff in 2010, we we worked under...
In defending Coleman, attorney asks Judge Ray Elliott about drug rumors
Oklahoma County District Judge Ray Elliott told investigators of the Council on Judicial Complaints that Judge Kendra Coleman exhibited no tendencies of a drug...
State details changes to COVID-19 dashboard data
How you count beans matters. How you count coronavirus cases matters more.
The state of Oklahoma will be shifting some of the reporting procedures on...
State Regents: OU and OSU talk COVID on campus, Langston getting $15.8 million
During their Thursday meeting, the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education heard presentations from University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University representatives on the...
The Antifa hoax: Social media rumors stoke frustration
The organizers of Friday night's "solidarity march" in northwest Oklahoma City were clear from the beginning about the event's purpose: to honor the lives...
Oklahoma City tries, once again, to fix police oversight
On Aug. 11, approximately 40 leaders and representatives from various corners of the Oklahoma City community gathered in a giant, socially distanced circle in...
