From the Newsroom: The Oklahoman Podcast

Governor's Interagency Council on Homelessness builds collaboration, releases five-year plan to end homelessness

Oklahoma artist Paul Snyder talks about his life-sized artwork depicting famous movie characters, losing his house on May 20 and turning his home into a museum.

Federal Pell Grants for higher education are not available to inmates, following a ban in 1994. However, a four-year-old pilot program has allowed some inmates to access the funds. During her tour of an Oklahoma facility, U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos says she supports making the funds available to those in prison.

The court’s decision puts the question of Medicaid expansion one step closer to going before voters in 2020 and increases pressure on Gov. Kevin Stitt and Republican legislators, who oppose the ballot language, to formulate a Plan B.

Thomas English “Tom” Cochrane’s energy is tangible over the phone. He’s in the Boulder, Colorado, area, where he’s visiting his daughter, but soon he’ll be heading to Oklahoma, where much of his life story is set.

Author John Dwyer joins Ken Raymond to discuss his latest novel, 'Mustang,' a sequel to his 2017 novel, 'Shortgrass.' Both books are about Oklahomans and are set in Oklahoma, focusing on a Dust Bowl farm hand named Lance Roark.

City leaders are beginning to review projects for the next MAPS program. Among the proposed projects, a mental health treatment facility.

Measles broke a 25-year record in the U.S. in the first five months of 2019 and the outbreak continues. Oklahoma County health officials are stressing prevention through vaccination.

The Putnam Heights neighborhood is left wondering what's next after the loss of its 110-year-old elementary school.