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Days after State Auditor Cindy Byrd released the federally-mandated report claiming $30 million in questionable costs, including pandemic funding, AG Drummond says he is not surprised.

A federally-mandated annual report by State Auditor Cindy Byrd reveals government mismanagement, shady dealings and what Attorney General Gentner Drummond says amounts to “apparent fraud.”

Most parents want their children to not only survive but thrive. Sadly, among some school-choice opponents, that is apparently viewed as a controversial statement. Oklahomans from across the state recently

Parents and children from across Oklahoma recently rallied at the state Capitol, urging lawmakers to pass a robust school-choice tax credit to help families pursue private school or home-schooling.

Hundreds of parents and students urged lawmakers to enact robust school-choice policies this year that will allow Oklahoma families to more easily access private schools and homeschooling, speaking out at

OKLAHOMA CITY — Less than two weeks after Gov. Kevin Stitt announced vouchers would be the keystone of his “excellence in education” legislative agenda, the thought of using public money

There are plans to build a new $15 million Community Center near 36th Street North and Peoria. North Tulsa Community Activist Tracie Chandler says this proposed community center could have a major impact. "If you love Tulsa, then you will donate," Chandler said. "Because, Tulsa cannot reach its fullest potential until all sides of town have reached equity." Chandler says this is an investment worth making because it will benefit all Tulsans. "Thats what Tulsa should want, is a citizenry that ha...

New Community Center Planned For North Tulsa There are plans to build a new $15 million Community Center near 36th Street North and Peoria. North Tulsa Community Activist Tracie Chandler says this proposed community center could have a major impact. "If you love Tulsa, then you will donate," Chandler said. "Because, Tulsa cannot reach its fullest potential until all sides of town have reached equity." Chandler says this is an investment worth making because it will benefit all Tulsans. "Thats w...

One-Of-A-Kind Tulsa School Offering New Opportunities For Girls The only all-girls, tuition-free school currently running in the state is in Tulsa – and they’re wanting more students. School leaders are accepting applications right now, with a plan to welcome thirty 6th grade girls and grow from there.  "We wanted to be able to provide private school advantages for children in North Tulsa," said Joanna Shrewsbury with Crossover Preparatory Academy.  Staff members here at Crossover Pr...