Finding Life on a Day of Loss
For one, the terrorist attacks of September 11th brought a renewed sense of purpose.
Encouraging More Foster Parents in OK
The Oklahoma Department of Human Services is working with churches and community groups to reduce the number of foster children in state care.
New Commissioners to Oversee DHS
Governor Fallin is appointing a former prosecutor and a local businessman to the commission overseeing the Department of Human Services.
Looking at Quality Jobs Tax Credits
The State legislature is looking into tax credits for the Quality Jobs Program.
KOSU Launches the Living Room
This month, host Gerry Bonds visits with NY editor’s choice author Kate Buford and Oklahoma City University President Robert Henry about the life of Jim Thorpe.
OK Economy Still Moving Forward
The State Treasurer says Oklahoma’s economy is moving in the right direction according to gross revenue collections while most of the US is still slow to recover.
A Congressman’s Stance on Transportation
President Obama’s scheduled to announce a plan to get Americans back to work on Thursday, and its expected to include money for roads and bridges. Across Washington, there’s broad consensus the work is needed, but a plan from an Oklahoma Congressman wants to change how projects make it from proposal to pavement.
NE OKC Fires Move into Day Three
Oklahoma City firefighters are doing everything they can to extinguish a large wildfire in the northeast part of the metropolitan area.
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