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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.

budget bills

Budget bills: Most agencies cut 4%, common education has silver lining

With the fate of about $800 million in federal CARES Act funding undetermined, the Oklahoma Legislature unveiled 12 budget bills Sunday night that reflect...
resource pages

New resource pages for Comanche, Tulsa counties

After creating public resource pages for Canadian, Cleveland and Oklahoma counties, we are now excited to add pages for Tulsa and Comanche counties. All of...
Oklahoma businesses

‘A tough decision’: Some Oklahoma businesses re-open

Restaurateur and chef Ryan Parrott sat on the sunny patio of OSO Paseo this afternoon, sweat running out of his black latex gloves as...
Roger Thompson, federal money

‘Education will receive a cut,’ but Legislature wants input on Stitt’s federal money

Frustrated by a breakdown in negotiations with Gov. Kevin Stitt's team and by what they believe is an inaccurately low revenue forecast from the...
mobile testing

State announces mobile testing for underserved areas

By the end of May, the State of Oklahoma intends to test another 90,000 Oklahomans and have 1,000 people trained to trace the contacts...
CED 7

Oklahoma’s CED 7 seeks attorney following damning state audit

Circuit Engineering District 7 officials voted at their regular monthly meeting Tuesday to hire an attorney following the release of an audit by the...
Health Department audit

Health Department audit request re-kindles old infernos

Concern over how the Oklahoma State Department of Health spends money might seem so common that citizens could set their clocks by it. In...
saliva

From swabs to saliva: State to test all nursing home patients, staff

Running through a series of slides showing graphs, charts and trends about the state's COVID-19 cases, Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt reiterated his belief this...
David Ostrowe

David Ostrowe: ‘This is state government being nimble’

As Oklahoma's first secretary of digital transformation and administration, David Ostrowe has been tasked with overseeing the digitization of state services — a pet...
three key questions

Three key questions hover over the Oklahoma Capitol

The answers to three key questions about the ongoing 2020 legislative session will shape what happens over the next month at an Oklahoma State...

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