From the Newsroom: The Oklahoman Podcast

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The Oklahoma Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments on proposed ballot question to expand Medicaid to cover more of Oklahoma’s uninsured.

OKC Bartender, Okie Roy, talks about how is name is emblazoned across Texas restrooms, and his brief appearance on the 90s sitcom Evening Shade.

Google announced plans Thursday to expand its data center near Pryor for the fourth time since opening nearly a decade ago.

Former President David Boren is cutting all remaining ties with the University of Oklahoma in the wake of a sexual misconduct investigation.

As Classen School of Advanced Studies prepares to merge with Northeast Academy, alumni of the northeast Oklahoma City mid-high school are urging the school board to retain the name of the 83-year-old building.

Marc Flemon, co-owner of the Ice Events Center, talks about the booking comedic and musical performances, hip-hop, black culture, and lays to rest a common casserole myth.

15 shares email 0 Gov. Kevin Stitt’s appointment of a local businessman to lead the Department of Human Services could be the ultimate litmus test for the governor’s push to run government like a business.

While the overall homeless population has decreased, the issue has become more prevalent at the city’s center and is maybe getting even more attention as downtown development continues to grow and city leaders appear to be more mindful of housing.

Craig Travis, owner of Craig's Curious Emporium, talks about his life in Oklahoma City, his shop, and his random proposal to his fiancé.