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In 2009, the Environmental Protection Agency took a special interest in a complaint made by Rusty Russell in rural Oklahoma. His water well had gone bad overnight. "I came over here and turned the water More>>
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Energy experts say fracking is the key to American energy sustainability. Some environmentalists say it's the worst human innovation ever. More>>
A judge in LeFlore County ruled Wednesday the legislation that created the Commercial Pet Breeders Board a year and a half ago is constitutional. More>>
An investigation by the Oklahoma Impact Team has revealed that almost a third of EMSA's paramedics and EMTs -- 70 out of 228 -- have first and last names that match those of convicted criminals. More>>
Today's ribbon-cutting brought back memories of the November 2005 groundbreaking when ODOT was less certain about the project's vital statistics. More>>
If the tax credit task force has its way the coal credits--and any other transferable credits--will be banned. More>>
State employees, retired state workers and business owners are coming forward. They all have complaints about the Department of Central Services. More>>
A state agency takes action after the Oklahoma Impact Team uncovers someone breaking state law. The Ethics Commission has reprimanded a lobbyist for spending too much on dinners for legislators. More>>
The performance audit into the Grand River Dam Authority, released Thursday, December 8, 2011 was done at the request of Governor Mary Fallin. More>>
A new audit touches on a relationship some call the good old boy network gone bad - using a state agency to line the pockets of the well-connected. More>>
The number of people receiving food stamps to buy groceries has risen by 46 percent in Oklahoma in just three years. Oklahoma is on track to receive almost $1 billion in federal food stamp funding this year. More>>
Economists say the recession ended in June of 2009, but that doesn't mean the unemployment crisis is over. The recession has taken an irreversible toll on many unemployed Oklahomans. More>>
Every building has to have one, but some school districts may not follow the law when they put on a new roof. That's the accusation at the center of a special audit state auditor Gary Jones is conducting right now. More>>
A 14-month-old law intended to tighten up the process school districts use to screen prospective hires may actually be making it easier for predators to work in schools. More>>
Federal stimulus dollars have weatherized more than 4,000 low-income homes in Oklahoma to date. So why is the FBI asking questions about it? More>>
Oklahoma's aging flood control dams need repairs but, federal budget cuts could mean no federal dollars to fix them.
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