Civics
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.
Millennials and politics: Getting ‘generation me’ to vote
By Elizabeth Campbell, Natalie Griffin, Amber Reece
News21
SALT LAKE CITY — Millennials get a bad rap when it comes to voting. They’re labeled narcissistic, self-absorbed...
College voters face challenges getting to ballot box
By Elizabeth Campbell
News21
TEMPE, Ariz. — Students at Rollins College in Florida are designing custom “I voted” stickers for absentee voters. On the other side of the...
GAS RECALL UPDATE: Magellan issues statement, posts list
(Editor's Note: Magellan has updated its list of affected locations as of 9:00 a.m. Matt Skinner, public information director with the Oklahoma Corporation Commission,...
Outraised: Trump emails signal Clinton fundraising lead
Believe it or not, I get Donald Trump emails every day.
To cover the then-GOP insurgent presidential candidate at his Oklahoma State Fairgrounds appearance nearly...
Video: Texas voter ID law fails to address real fraud
By Nicole Cobler
News21
BROWNSVILLE, Texas — Until the day she was arrested, 53-year-old Vicenta Verino spent years canvassing poor, elderly and mostly Latino neighborhoods, harvesting...
Watch Hillary Clinton soothe America’s children after OKC bombing
If you like Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, you've probably noticed that a lot of people don't.
She's icy, people say. Cold. Calculated. Strategic. She's...
On Labor Day 2016, labor still a contentious topic
In September 2015, NonDoc hit the ground running with a five-part series on Oklahoma's labor environment in honor of Labor Day.
Contributing reporter Joshua M....
Timeline: One Kansas legislator’s personal voting war
Sarah Pitts and Andrew Clark
News21
TOPEKA, Kan. – For years, Kris Kobach has fought against illegal immigration. He helped write two of the nation’s most...
Yukon animal shelter’s no-kill policy hides ‘dark truths’
When a building meant to house 100 animals is a semi-permanent home to more than 400, reporters start showing up at the door.
Over the...
Filmmaker Sterlin Harjo: ‘We should be walking to Standing Rock’
Award-winning filmmaker Sterlin Harjo declared on Facebook this weekend that he would be willing to walk about 800 miles from Ponca City, Oklahoma, to Standing Rock,...
