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.
Marsy’s Law proposed to guarantee rights of ‘raw, vulnerable and wounded’
From age 11 until age 16, Virginia Lewis was sexually abused by her father, a high-profile Tulsa attorney. Thanks to his legal connections and...
Groundhog Day to feature sexual harassment findings: A timeline
Wednesday morning, the Oklahoma House of Representatives' Special Investigation Committee announced it will release today its findings in an ongoing saga surrounding alleged sexual...
Oklahoma seeking Obamacare innovation waiver despite ACA uncertainty
While the exact future of the Affordable Care Act remains in doubt, bureaucrats in even the nation's most conservative states are pushing forward policy...
Rep. Dan Kirby facing expulsion, Rep. Will Fourkiller told to stay away from teens
Walking through the Oklahoma State Capitol on Thursday afternoon, I could easily overhear conversations about Rep. Dan Kirby (R-Tulsa).
"Just terrible," said one woman to...
Turmoil of Trump’s first weeks shows partisan hypocrisy
President Donald J. Trump was sworn into office Jan. 20, and what a whirlwind his first two-plus weeks have been.
Trump, in a fit of...
Oklahoma’s Mission of Mercy: ‘We need more access to dental care’
WOODWARD — It’s always jarring to see hundreds of people lined up at dawn for health care in the world’s richest nation.
Friday night, I traveled...
Letter: ‘I do not want my tax dollars siphoned off’
To the editors:
The Oklahoma State Board of Education unanimously approved a new charter school in Seminole even though the local school board said no. State...
State leaders seek ‘grand bargain’ on revenue
Gov. Mary Fallin's 2017 State of the State speech featured a proposal of "bold reforms" to Oklahoma's tax code in an effort to increase...
Could making teaching a ‘team sport’ improve OKCPS?
Oklahoma City faces two policy questions that should inform discussions about the school board election. The most interesting question, to which I will devote...
OKMOM in 360: ‘They’ve got it down to an art’
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