Tulsa’s Sheridan Church hosted events featuring Trump allies, drawing criticism over potential tax-exempt violations. While some demand consequences, others argue churches can engage in political discussions without breaking the law. https://ow.ly/nlLt50VlXOg
Oklahoma Watch
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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 1,538 followers
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Oklahoma Watch is a nonprofit, tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) corporation producing in-depth and investigative journalism on public-policy and quality-of-life issues facing the state. Our mission is to dig beneath the surface of issues of public importance, provide insightful analysis and reveal meaningful trends, facts, issues, underlying causes and possible solutions. Oklahoma Watch is non-partisan and strives to be balanced, fair, accurate and comprehensive. Our goal is to promote and deepen public and private debate that makes a difference in the lives of Oklahomans. We generate original content that is distributed by media partners around the state and through our website and social media. We focus on data-driven journalism and other enterprising reporting that complements coverage in other Oklahoma and regional media. We collaborate with other news outlets. Topics of particular interest include poverty, common education, higher education, health care, children, mental health, public money, the elderly and the underprivileged. We strongly support First Amendment rights and transparency in government and we value and promote the news media's watchdog role.
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- 2-10 employees
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- Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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- Nonprofit
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- 2010
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- Journalism, Investigative Reporting, News, Data Center, Public Forums, Radio Reports, and video
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Was Oklahoma once ranked as the worst state in the nation for domestic violence? #DomesticViolence @FactBriefs https://ow.ly/opZp50VlEHJ
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Sheridan Church, a nondenominational congregation in Tulsa, Oklahoma, has become a prominent venue for leading figures in the MAGA movement. https://ow.ly/Hz0Y50VlEsn
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ICYMI: Oklahoma law says anyone who has ever scored 76 or higher on an IQ test is competent to die for their crime. Science says otherwise. https://ow.ly/tMPZ50VkWUI
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Jennifer Palmer digs into a practice in the world of competitive youth sports known as stay-to-play. Keaton Ross talks about a controversial state-level immigration measure moving through the Legislature. JC Hallman looks at the state’s arbitrary IQ rule and how it doesn’t mesh with scientific recommendations. Shaun Witt Hosts. https://ow.ly/EO0i50Vk7aC
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Do Native American tribal members in Oklahoma pay taxes? @factbriefs #NativeAmericans #OklahomaTaxes https://ow.ly/FePa50VjWv9
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Is Tinker the largest single-site employer in Oklahoma? @FactBriefs https://lnkd.in/g7TV6Bvb
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Stay-to-play works exactly like it sounds: stay in our hotel, or your kid can’t play in our tournament. Some families have sued, alleging such deals violate federal antitrust laws. https://ow.ly/AfpY50VgZfc
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Oklahoma law says anyone who has ever scored 76 or higher on an IQ test is competent to die for their crime. Science says otherwise. https://ow.ly/4eks50Vgaj9
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Keaton Ross talks about an effort to boost rural participation in a statewide county mental health program. Paul Monies looks into the latest effort by OK Treasurer Todd Russ to rein in what he calls “woke investing” and Superintendent Ryan Walters. Shaun Witt fills in for Heather Warlick, who wrote about an OKC woman evicted who is filing an appeal to buy herself more time to move. Ted Streuli hosts. https://ow.ly/gwUq50Vg4yG
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