Mike Hunter, attorneys rebut residency challenge with colonoscopy talk
After three hours of legal theatrics, political posturing and questions about his colonoscopy, Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter has been deemed eligible for the...
Pregnancy discrimination: ‘People don’t realize it’s a problem’
(Editor’s note: This story was authored by Whitney Bryen of Oklahoma Watch and appears here in accordance with the non-profit journalism organization’s republishing terms.)
Days after...
Ballot questions could boost teacher pay or put raises at risk
(Editor’s note: This story was authored by Trevor Brown of Oklahoma Watch and appears here in accordance with the non-profit journalism organization’s republishing terms.)
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‘Growing pains’: Wind industry has different views on tax proposals
While many in the Oklahoma Legislature seem to have an appetite for pulling state revenue from the wind industry, two separate proposals are receiving...
Five takeaways from the Oklahoma teacher walkout
In Oklahoma, West Virginia, Kentucky and other conservative states, teachers have led innovative forms of resistance. The following are the lessons I take from the...
Teacher walkout displays power of civic education
On a recent day of the Oklahoma teacher walkout, educators could be overheard asking, “Where is Floor Leader Echols’ office?” “Oh come with me,...
Ease your Tax Day blues with John Oliver’s report on corporate taxes
Today is the filing deadline for 2017 individual taxes, and if that means one thing it's that you could probably use a good belly...
Editorial: Many factors complicated #OklaEdWalkout
After the Oklahoma Education Association announced Thursday it was terminating its portion of the two-week Oklahoma teacher walkout, some educators, parents and other supporters...
Ample challengers for those who voted ‘No’ on revenue
On April 2, NonDoc reached out for comment from all 29 Oklahoma lawmakers who voted against HB 1010XX, the $400 million revenue package that...
Seats vacated by term limits could shake up #okleg
Since State Question 632 passed in 1990, Oklahoma lawmakers have been subject to 12-year term limits in both the House and the Senate. For...


















