StateImpact Won Some Awards, Again!
The Society of Professional Journalists Oklahoma Professional Chapter hosted the 2013 version of its annual awards event on Saturday. StateImpact …
“Arrests End Keystone XL Protest in Oklahoma”
An Iowa man was arrested Monday after he chained himself to a piece of heavy equipment during a Keystone XL …
Why Oklahoma’s Supreme Court Water Fight Could Have National Ripple Effects
Joe Wertz / StateImpact State Sen. Jerry Ellis, D-Valiant, opposes the sale or transfer of Oklahoma water to Texas. The …
Cause and Client: An Oklahoma Attorney’s Experience at the U.S. Supreme Court
mhall209/Flickr Next week, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in an Oklahoma-Texas water case that could have ripple effects on …
“McClendon Starts New Energy Company Down the Street from Chesapeake”
Fresh business filings, logos, parking lot paint from former Chesapeake CEO Aubrey McClendon, and a vague statement that his new …
“Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust Bans Lead Shot From Shooting Range”
Water Utilities Trust Chairman Pete White says the main concern revolves around the local wildlife. Lead shot lying on the …
Low Wages, Manpower Shortage to Blame for Tulsa’s Water Problems
Logan Layden / StateImpact Oklahoma Waterworks at the Mohawk Water Treatment Plant in Tulsa, Okla. Tulsa’s water system is one …
Updated: Series of Earthquakes Recorded Northeast of Oklahoma City
UPDATED 1:24 p.m. A series of small earthquakes were recorded early this morning northeast of Oklahoma City, data from the …
Oklahoma City’s Water Conservation Measures Could Get Some Teeth
Oklahoma City isn’t doing enough. That was one of the main takeaways from KOSU’s On Tap event last month that …
Oklahoma’s Strict Rules Eclipse Renewable Energy Promise, Solar Users Say
Zane Selvans / Flickr The costs of residential wind and solar energy installations are decreasing, and electricity customers around the …
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