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9 Investigates: Oklahoma Children Face More Adverse Experiences Than Most

By all accounts, Kendra Adams is an excellent mother to her 5-year-old twins. Adams has homeschooled her kids and taken her role as teacher quite seriously.

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Experts Finding Ways To Counter Negative Effects Of Childhood Traumas

Experts in developmental and behavioral pediatrics, including researchers here at the OU Health Sciences Center, have put their finger on a potentially powerful counterbalance to the negative effects of childhood adversity.

Experts in developmental and behavioral pediatrics, including researchers at the OU Health Sciences Center, have put their finger on a potentially powerful counterbalance to the negative effects of childhood adversity.

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9 Investigates: DHS Workers Blow Whistle On Child Protective Services

DHS workers are blowing the whistle on Oklahoma's Child protective services saying they are overburdened with extremely high caseloads and the state is covering it all up to comply with a court order.

DHS workers are blowing the whistle on Oklahoma's Child Protective Services, saying they are overburdened with extremely high caseloads and the state is covering it all up to comply with a court order.

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New Details Revealed In State Earthquake Hearings

More evidence is coming to light showing that scientists at the Oklahoma Geological Survey were pressured not to publicly connect the state's dramatic increase in earthquakes with oil and gas activity.

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9 Investigates: State Of Oklahoma Seeing Decline In Daycares

Over the past dozen years, while our state's population has been growing, the number of day cares has been shrinking.

Starting another business was the last thing Jerry Dupree wanted to do.

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9 Investigates: Unprocessed Rape Kits
9 Investigates: Unprocessed Rape Kits
Some police departments do not test a significant amount of rape kits
For every four rape exam kits booked into Oklahoma's largest police departments, just one of them, on average, actually gets processed in a lab. More >>
For every four rape exam kits booked into Oklahoma's largest police departments, just one of them, on average, actually gets processed in a lab.
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9 Investigates: Emergency Teacher Certifications Increasing In Oklahoma
9 Investigates: Emergency Teacher Certifications Increasing In Oklahoma
A good indicator of the seriousness of the state's teacher shortage is the fact that, less than halfway through the current school year, the state has already approved almost twice as many emergency teaching certifications as were approved all of last yea
A good indicator of the seriousness of the state's teacher shortage is the fact that, less than halfway through the current school year, the state has already approved almost twice as many emergency teaching certifications as were approved all of last year.More >>
A good indicator of the seriousness of the state's teacher shortage is the fact that, less than halfway through the current school year, the state has already approved almost twice as many emergency teaching certifications as were approved all of last year.More >>
9 Investigates: OHP's Use Of The Federal Asset Forfeiture Program
9 Investigates: OHP's Use Of The Federal Asset Forfeiture Program
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Law enforcement agencies in Oklahoma City and across the state are spending tens, even hundreds, of thousands of dollars that they get each year from a federal asset forfeiture program called the Equitable Sharing Program.More >>
Law enforcement agencies in Oklahoma City and across the state are spending tens, even hundreds, of thousands of dollars that they get each year from a federal asset forfeiture program called the Equitable Sharing Program.More >>
9 Investigates: State Transportation Department To Make Safer Railroad Crossings
9 Investigates: State Transportation Department To Make Safer Railroad Crossings
Intersections, especially those involving railroad tracks, can be dangerous, if not deadly.More >>
Intersections, especially those involving railroad tracks, can be dangerous, if not deadly.More >>
9 Investigates: Teacher Shortage In State Not Likely To End Anytime Soon
9 Investigates: Teacher Shortage In State Not Likely To End Anytime Soon
State education officials had hoped to make progress in reducing the teacher shortage for the upcoming school year, but it doesn't look promising and, in fact, could be worse.More >>
State education officials had hoped to make progress in reducing the teacher shortage for the upcoming school year, but it doesn't look promising and, in fact, could be worse.More >>

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