Stories By Entity Id

Oklahoma Republicans Targeted By Colleague, Dark Money

When voters booted a dozen Oklahoma Republican legislators from office in the primary, the common thinking was that educators angry about classroom funding were behind the ousters.

OK Education Advocates Celebrating After Primary Election Results

Emory Bryan

Education advocates are celebrating after some of their favored candidates won and some of the candidates they targeted lost.

Special Interest Groups Hopeful After Primaries, Candidates Still Running On Education Platform

Emory Bryan

The Oklahoma Education Association counts 71 out of 115 education candidates still in the running after the primary. Some education advocacy groups believe the next legislature will be more friendly to their cause.

Pro-Education Candidates Score Oklahoma Primary Wins

News On 6

At least six Republican incumbents were voted out of office Tuesday, including several targeted by pro-education groups.

No Clear End In Sight After First Week Of Teacher Walkout

Amy Avery

Day 5 of the teacher walkout wrapped up Friday and it doesn't look like there's an end in sight.

Some OK Teachers Hopeful After Productive Discussion With Lawmakers

Amy Avery

Several Green Country educators met with lawmakers inside the Capitol Wednesday and said they had productive conversations.

View More Stories

Tulsa Teacher Challenges Lawmakers To Teach

News 9

A state lawmaker from Tulsa took a Jenks teacher up on her challenge Friday.

Tulsa Teacher Challenges Lawmakers To Teach

News 9

A state lawmaker from Tulsa took a Jenks teacher up on her challenge Friday.

Lawmaker Accepts Challenge To Substitute Teach At Jenks School

Joseph Holloway

Representative Scott McEachin accepted a challenge from middle school history teacher Pam Smucker to substitute teach at a Jenks school.

Lawmaker Accepts Challenge To Substitute Teach At Jenks School

Joseph Holloway

Representative Scott McEachin accepted a challenge from middle school history teacher Pam Smucker to substitute teach at a Jenks school.

Tulsa Lawmakers: Solution Before Teacher Strike Deadline Unlikely

Emory Bryan

As a possible teacher strike draws near, lawmakers in Tulsa say talks are happening but a solution is unlikely before a deadline set by teachers.

Tulsa Lawmakers: Solution Before Teacher Strike Deadline Unlikely

Emory Bryan

As a possible teacher strike draws near, lawmakers in Tulsa say talks are happening but a solution is unlikely before a deadline set by teachers.

OK Officials Expect Low Turnout For Tuesday's Runoff Election

Aaron Brilbeck

A total of 13 state legislative primaries across Oklahoma require runoffs, including five here in the metro. There are six runoff elections for House seats: Four Republican and two Democratic. In the Senate there are seven runoffs; all republicans who are seeking open seats.