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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.

TPS District 7

TPS District 7: Incumbent Susan Lamkin faces Michael Phillips

Voters in south Tulsa face a choice between two lifelong residents, incumbent Tulsa Public Schools Board of Education president Susan Lamkin and retired teacher...
second status report

Muscogee Supreme Court orders second status report on Freedmen citizenship

The Muscogee Nation Supreme Court has ordered the Citizenship Board of the Muscogee Nation and Principal Chief David Hill to submit a second status...
The Harbor

Tulsa announces low-barrier shelter, The Harbor, planned to open December

Tulsa city and county officials gathered with nonprofit leaders Tuesday morning to announce plans for Tulsa's first low-barrier homeless shelter, The Harbor. The public-private...
tribal wildlife issue

Declining to hear Stitt challenge, state justices punt tribal wildlife issue to federal court

The Oklahoma Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear Gov. Kevin Stitt's attempt to overturn an attorney general's opinion regarding state enforcement of licensure...
ODMHSAS reaffiliation

With ‘premature’ presser, call for ODMHSAS ‘reaffiliation’ catches lawmakers off guard

At a press conference announced and held Tuesday morning — the second day of a legislative deadline week — a trio of Gov. Kevin...

Edmond council approves $17M retail incentive, renews contract with trash transfer station

In an effort to drive sales tax revenue, the Edmond City Council approved a $17 million incentive project to attract retailers to Legacy at...
Alan Armstrong

Seeking ‘permitting reform,’ Stitt appoints former Williams CEO Alan Armstrong to U.S. Senate

After Markwayne Mullin was confirmed by the U.S. Senate as secretary of homeland security Monday, Gov. Kevin Stitt officially appointed petroleum executive and political...
Leigh Martin

Leigh Martin: Trees are ‘vital infrastructure’ for Edmond

Edmond's Arbor Week celebrations commenced Monday, with a slate of events set to encourage tree planting and care in the city. Leigh Martin, an urban...
Dustin Parker murder

Arrest made in 2020 murder of McAlester taxi driver Dustin Parker

(Update: This article was updated at 5 p.m. Monday, March 23, to include details from Deraje Jackson's arraignment, including the probable cause affidavit filed...
Brad Boles, data center bill

‘They’re here’: Bill seeks to protect Oklahoma ratepayers from data centers, other large energy users

With data centers already in Oklahoma — and more on the way — legislation intended to protect residential ratepayers from bearing the brunt of...

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