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 Oklahoma Watch is a nonprofit news organization specializing in investigative journalism. Long Story Short, a weekly podcast, lets you hear directly from our journalists as they provide deeper insight into their recently published stories.All rights reserved Politik & Regierungen
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  • Oklahoma Ranks Third for Caregiver Burden as Families Struggle with Eldercare

    Oklahoma Ranks Third for Caregiver Burden as Families Struggle with Eldercare
    Jan 14 2026
    Ben Fenwick examined Oklahoma's high burnout rate among family caregivers. Jennifer Palmer digs into the behind-the-scenes chaos of the financial crisis at Epic Charter School. J.C. Hallman looks at Molly Bullock’s years of reporting on the Arkansas River to examine if Oklahoma is at risk for a catastrophic flood similar to the one that killed 138 people in Texas in July 2025. Ted Streuli hosts.
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    19 Min.
  • Judge Allows Attorney General to Intervene in State Farm Hail Lawsuit

    Judge Allows Attorney General to Intervene in State Farm Hail Lawsuit
    Jan 8 2026
    Keaton Ross reported on a settled dispute over Oklahoma’s medical parole statute. Paul Monies looked into the Oklahoma State Department of Health and its policy in not sharing measles cases by county. On Dec. 30, Oklahoma County District Court Judge Amy Palumbo issued an important ruling in Attorney General Gentner Drummond’s motion to intervene in cases involving State Farm. J.C. Hallman has been covering the story for weeks now. Ted Streuli Hosts.
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    20 Min.
  • Too Little, Too Late, Too Weak: Critics React to Proposed Insurance Legislation

    Too Little, Too Late, Too Weak: Critics React to Proposed Insurance Legislation
    Dec 30 2025
    J.C. Hallman’s coverage of insurance in Oklahoma continued this week with a wrap-up of voices responding to the Oklahoma Insurance Department’s suggestions of new insurance laws for the legislative session starting in February. Keaton Ross reported that Oklahoma’s prison population increased for a third consecutive year in 2025. Reporter Paul Monies looked into the spread of the Save Oklahoma Plan, a conservative policy proposal developed by a freshman lawmaker that has been adopted by some statewide GOP candidates. Shaun Witt hosts.
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    18 Min.
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