Homelessness and mental health can intersect for those on the streets, their allies
Life on the streets comes with few perks.
Beyond the daily quest for food, fresh water and somewhere to use the bathroom, the luxury of...
Tribal elections: Cherokee, Osage face constitutional questions; Peoria, Apache select leaders
As Oklahomans prepare for the April 3-5 filing deadline for state elections, some tribal nations across the state have been conducting or preparing for...
‘A gateway’: OKC betting Key to Home program can reduce homelessness
Sitting inside his new home for the first time, Mark Wood still feels a little overwhelmed, but he is breathing easier than he has...
Edmond, Norman, Shawnee face affordable housing and homelessness challenges
When Edmond City Council members received a citywide housing study at an August meeting, they sought to start a conversation with community members about...
As OKC grows, rising costs create housing insecurity
Jessica Ramirez spends her days caring for her 1-year-old son and working as a cashier, hoping to keep a roof over her head and...
Weekend reading: OSDE troubles, OKCPS emails, marijuana mayhem and white nationalism
With another deadline having passed at the Oklahoma State Capitol and a certain senator deciding to filibuster in protest of his bills not getting...
Comanche County Commissioner John O’Brien charged for embezzlement, sexually explicit texting
Comanche County Commissioner John O'Brien could face removal from office after he was charged Wednesday with criminal counts of embezzlement and inappropriate use of...
‘Unanimous acclamation’: As part of new process, Senate budget resolution takes shape
(Update: About 9:30 p.m. Thursday, March 14, the anticipated Senate budget resolution was filed as SR 31. The following article remains in its original...
Future ‘Bracker’ test teased as appellate court affirms Wyandotte Reservation 4-1
The Wyandotte Nation has become the 10th tribal government in Oklahoma to have its reservation affirmed by a court since the McGirt v. Oklahoma...
‘Get his day in court’: After Phil Koons hearing, case heading to jury trial
WAURIKA — In a packed courtroom this morning, Jefferson County District Court Judge Dennis Gay allowed a criminal case against Ringling Public Schools principal...
