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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.

I-235 and I-44 interchange

River, railroad & roadways: Rebuild huge for I-235 & I-44

Press was released last week informing OKC drivers that one of the city's main highway intersections will be slow-going for the next three years. Put...
military voting

In depth: Federal reports on military voting often flawed

By Erin Vogel-Fox & Michael Olinger News21 When Americans vote for president in November, many of the 1.4 million active-duty U.S. military personnel stationed or deployed...
voting

Voting Wars: New laws create maze of requirements

By Emily L. Mahoney News21 (Editor's Note: News21 is a Carnegie-Knight program that trains collegiate journalists to cover civic and political issues. Today, News21 is releasing...
Canadian County runoffs

Canadian County runoffs: Education issues & butt rock

(Correction: This article has been updated to note Chad Slane's "teaching career" as referenced on his website and on LinkedIn. NonDoc regrets the error.) (Editor’s...
State of the schools

State of the Schools: Education systems like skyscrapers

James Spurlino, a member of ReadyNation and the owner of Spurlino Materials of Ohio, knows two things really well: early education and concrete. Speaking at...
Boy Scout v Communications Pro

Boy Scout faces communications pro for HD 85 GOP

(Editor’s Note: As with NonDoc’s #HotRaces series from June, time constraints and limited resources prohibit us from personally interviewing each of almost 30 candidates from Oklahoma’s ongoing...
CD 5

Democrats in CD 5: ‘Campaign liquor’ and an octopus in ‘intimate personal areas’

(Editor’s Note: As with NonDoc’s #HotRaces series from June, time constraints and limited resources prohibit us from personally interviewing each of almost 30 candidates from Oklahoma’s ongoing...
First Amendment

Trump statements show limits of First Amendment

During my early years of college, I got the legal perspective on how First Amendment freedoms actually work. The time-honored belief that we could say anything...
Mike Mass

Beneath the vines: Mike Mass tells of conviction, jailing

Mike Mass was first sworn into the Oklahoma House of Representatives in 1991. In 2003, he stepped down to make what turned out to be...
endorsements

Editorial: Tulsa World shows idiocy of endorsements

With about 92 days remaining until U.S. voters choose their next president, the Tulsa World published its endorsement editorial Aug. 7. Except that it didn't. Under...

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