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Oklahoma Watch produces high-quality investigative journalism. Here are stories from Oklahoma Watch that we have featured on News 9.

Oklahoma Watch: OKC Courthouse Faces Backlog Of Delayed Cases

Oklahoma Watch: OKC Courthouse Faces Backlog Of Delayed Cases

News 9 A new report shows the federal courthouse in Oklahoma City is facing a significant backlog of cases, with judges lacking urgency and accountability in addressing the issue.

Oklahoma Watch: How Are State Funds Really Being Used?

Oklahoma Watch: How Are State Funds Really Being Used?

News 9 Another spotlight on the Oklahoma Department of Education: state funds being used to pay for a national public relations strategy that includes booking national media interviews, producing anti-teacher union commercials, and writing op-eds. It's a story being brought to life by Oklahoma Watch. Executive Director of Oklahoma Watch, Ted Streuli joined News 9 to unfold the story.

Oklahoma Watch: Walters Administration Wants to Hire Someone to Get More National Media Exposure

Oklahoma Watch: Walters Administration Wants to Hire Someone to Get More National Media Exposure

Jennifer Palmer, Oklahoma Watch The state Education Department is looking to hire someone to manage national media appearances, raising concerns the agency would be boosting Superintendent Ryan Walters’ national profile at taxpayer expense.

Oklahoma Watch Reporter Paul Monies Talks About Special Report

Oklahoma Watch Reporter Paul Monies Talks About Special Report

News 9 News 9 at 9 a.m. anchors Robin Marsh and Lacie Lowry talked to Oklahoma Watch reporter Paul Monies about a special report he did in conjunction with News 9's Dana Hertneky. The report is about the winter storm of 2021 and its impact on energy prices for Oklahomans going forward.

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