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Oklahoma voters get an extra day to cast their ballots ahead of the election this year. KOSU answers some basic questions on what you need to know to vote early. -
Oklahoma's Nov. 8 General Election will decide many statewide, federal and local races. KOSU highlights some of the races that will be on the ballot and also answer a few election-related questions too. -
KOSU is part of a new community-powered journalism project to answer those questions and any other ones you have about how to exercise your right to vote in the upcoming midterms. -
StateImpact continues its listening tour with Oklahoma's youth. This time, we talked to a couple of Tulsa teenagers about being allies for their friends, following the news and about their own roles as Oklahomans. -
StateImpact is on a listening tour with Oklahoma's youth, and we've brought along our microphones. Two recent high school graduates from OKC talk about their comfort levels in the classroom, how they fit in society and representation. -
A bill to bar transgender students in Oklahoma from using the bathroom corresponding with their identity was signed by Gov. Kevin Stitt Wednesday. -
KOSU hosted a Twitter Spaces on May 9 to talk about Reproductive Care in Oklahoma in light of the new laws signed by Gov. Kevin Stitt. Indigenous Affairs reporter Allison Herrera spoke with StateImpact Oklahoma's Catherine Sweeney and University of Tulsa Professor Aila Hoss to talk about what the new laws are, when they take effect and how the McGirt v. Oklahoma decision could possibly affect them. -
Reproductive rights and abortion are very much in the news right now and have been for the last year. KOSU will be hosting a Twitter Spaces event on Monday, May 9 at 12 p.m. CST to discuss the new abortion laws recently passed and signed into law in Oklahoma.
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In Oklahoma, culture wars can feel exhausting to marginalized youth. So StateImpact’s Robby Korth and KOSU's Kateleigh Mills are embarking on a listening tour, and they’re bringing microphones. Now, they need your help. -
StateImpact is on a listening tour with Oklahoma's youth. And we've brought along our microphones. In the first session, two transgender high school juniors from Tulsa share how they feel about their education and their place in the state.
