Podcast: Community journalism, origin stories and an ‘interrupting duck’
As we close in on this spring's $20,000 fundraising goal for our Edmond Civic Reporting Project, the NonDoc newsroom decided to break out the...
Race track ruckus: Stitt trying large wager again
You can make a wager now, but will it pay off later?
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt is hoping that question will be answered in his...
Improper merging? Drummond gives Gatz a citation
Much like the Oklahoma Department of Transportation, Attorney General Gentner Drummond apparently cares about lanes. He cares so much that he issued a formal...
‘Genuine dispute’: Where things stand in NonDoc v. OU
(Update: A public hearing on OU's motion for summary judgment described below has been rescheduled for 9 a.m. Friday, Nov. 15, in Cleveland County...
Electric election: Norman’s shocking powerline politics
Tree lovers versus the power company?
More like two sides — a city and a utility — who are almost in agreement, yet quite distant...
Day of reckoning faces UCO, other regional universities
I recently had the opportunity to delve into an article from NonDoc discussing the debate for Oklahoma House District 39, which included a question...
Sunshine Week happy hour: Join us March 13 at Frenzy Brewing in Edmond
W hat better way to help kick off NonDoc's recently announced fundraising campaign to sustain our Edmond Civic Reporting Project than by having a...
Sustain community journalism with our Edmond Civic Reporting Project
What do you get when a city of almost 100,000 people sees a national holding company close the state's oldest newspaper?
Here at NonDoc, we...
HB 1955 carveouts? Say hello to the beer and pizza tax
It appears groceries are about to get a little cheaper. Well, most of them anyway.
After weeks of discussion, the Oklahoma State Senate decided to...
Oklahoma grand jury serves up Swadley’s indictments
In what has been a foggy process getting to the bottom of what happened between the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department and Swadley's Foggy...
