Jennifer Palmer reports on Ryan Walters' request for proposals from national public relations firms with the expectation they would get him extensive national media attention. Keaton Ross reports on the 6-year lawsuit against the sheriff's association over debt collections, and Paul Monies updates his story on a Texas pump station on the wrong side of the border. Shaun WItt hosts.

Whitney Bryen reports that the Pottawatomie County jail, which has reported only two of eight deaths that occurred since 2017, promoted the person responsible for investigating those deaths. Jennifer Palmer reports on a program that boosted college attendance among graduates of a high school with low-income, Hispanic demographics, and Lionel Ramos covers the plight of Afghan refugees who didn't get special status. Ted Streuli hosts.

Jennifer Palmer reports on the attorney general's lawsuit aimed at nullifying the contract between a Catholic Virtual Charter School and the Statewide Virtual Charter School Board. Whitney Bryen delves into the newest wrongful death lawsuit filed against the Pottawatomie County Jail, and Keaton Ross discusses lawmakers' efforts to stay an execution. Ted Streuli hosts.

Jennifer Palmer reports on the disbursement of the second round of GEER funding, Paul Monies analyzes the state's pensions systems that are claiming exemptions to a new law, and Shaun Witt pitches tickets for an event. Ted Streuli hosts.

Keaton Ross discusses his two most recent criminal justice stories: The death of two men at the prison in Hominy amidst the August heatwave and the practice of confining prisoners to a two-by-two-foot shower stall for as long as nine days at the Great Plains Correctional Center in Hinton. Ted Streuli hosts.

Lionel Ramos explores corporal punishment in public schools, Jennifer Palmer reports on the State Board of Education Meeting, and Shaun Witt provides details on the upcoming Oklahoma Watch live event.

Jennifer Palmer follows up on her report about the culture at the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics with allegations of sexual harassment and bullying from former students. Paul Monies talks about the prevalence of canceled meetings by public entities, and Keaton Ross dives into legislative efforts to change the initiative petition process. Ted Streuli hosts.

Whitney Bryen reports on an Oklahoma woman forced to travel 600 miles for emergency medical care; Lionel Ramos talks about his upcoming story on Oklahoma debtors; Keaton Ross dives into ranked-choice voting. Shaun Witt hosts.

Jennifer Palmer reports on the state Dept. of Education's endorsement of PragerU's content, Keaton Ross discusses lawsuits filed to keep Donald Trump off the ballot, and Whitney Bryen is back for Part 3 of the discussion about unreported deaths at the Pottawatomie County jail and the ensuing cover-up. Shaun Witt hosts.

Paul Monies reported on the increased number of families claiming exemptions to vaccinating their children; Keaton Ross discusses the state's takeover of a private prison; Whitney Bryen continues her report about Pottawatomie County jail deaths and their cover-up.