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Designed to Sit Still
Classroom layout and atmosphere may be the reason some students act out rather than simply being poorly behaved or disrespectful.
Rylee Byers
May 22


'Always Practicing'
National Weather Service Norman is the beating heart of the state's storm prediction system and severe weather readiness.
Madison Horton
May 22


When Politics Turn Violent
In recent years, the United States has experienced a rise in political violence, including riots, assassination attempts and acts of domestic terrorism that have impacted communities across the country.
Cya'Lyce Harris
May 22


OPINION COLUMN: Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair Helps Keep Endangered Languages Alive
The Oklahoma Native American Youth Language Fair aims to revitalize endangered Native languages through the arts and language use.
Jordan March
May 22


Epic counselor, student address AI's risks, benefits
AI is useful and is becoming increasingly valuable to our lives. But using it to replace genuine human interactions has risks, experts say.
Joshlyn McKey
May 22


Reading, Respect and Relationships
State Superintendent Lindel Fields has sought to rebuild trust with the education community following the tumultuous tenure of his predecessor, Ryan Walters.
Harrison Favero
May 22


The Many Lives of Akash Patel
Akash Patel has worn many hats. But one of the most important came after his twin brother was killed in a plane crash in 2018.
Trezli Cramer
May 22


ICE and Indian Country
A surge in immigration enforcement has some Oklahoma tribes asking whether they'll be affected.
Jordan March
May 22
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