Religion Editor Carla Hinton sits down with Assistant Enterprise Editor Tiffany Gibson to discuss her latest series of stories on Muslims in the Sooner State and a recent public forum held at Oklahoma City University.

Health reporter Jaclyn Cosgrove sits down with three Oklahomans who have lost loved ones to suicide to talk about their stories and the warning signs.(Edited by Assistant Enterprise Editor Tiffany Gibson)

Prisons across Oklahoma are near or more than a century old, and most were never intended to house or rehabilitate state prisoners. The Oklahoman's Graham Brewer talks about his latest story, looking at maintenance repairs, staffing levels and living conditions. (Edited by Assistant Enterprise Editor Tiffany Gibson)

Mercy Adhiambo, a Kenyan journalist with the Standard Group, the oldest national newspaper in Kenya, chats with Assistant Enterprise Editor Tiffany Gibson about her fellowship at The Oklahoman and what she has learned from the experience.

In Oklahoma City, getting away with murder is hardly uncommon. An analysis by The Oklahoman has found that since 2008 nearly half of all homicides ended with the killer walking free. The percentages are even higher for homicides involving minority victims. In this episode of Writer's Room, Enterprise Editor Phil O'Connor and reporters Silas Enterprise Editor Tiffany Gibson)

After decades of sprawl, Oklahoma City officials know something must change. Business editor Don Mecoy chats with reporter Steve Lackmeyer about his latest project, "Unsustainable," which looks at Oklahoma City's growth and problems stemming from it. (Edited by Assistant Enterprise Editor Tiffany Gibson)

Enterprise Editor Phil O'Connor and reporter Adam Kemp discuss the reporting process of Kemp's upcoming series "Hunting Holtzclaw." For those unfamiliar with the case, former Oklahoma City police officer Daniel Holtzclaw was sentenced to 263 years in prison in January 2016 for sexually assaulting women while on duty. Look for it soon in The Oklahoman newspaper and online at NewsOK.com. (Edited by Assistant Enterprise Editor Tiffany Gibson)

Watchdog reporter Ben Felder talks about his recent story on undocumented Oklahomans, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals Program and the Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents. (Edited and Produced by Assistant Enterprise Editor Tiffany Gibson)

Enterprise reporter Juliana Keeping talks about covering the first day of filing at the state Capitol. The three-day filing window began Wednesday, April 13 and continued through Friday, April 15. We also hear from Bryan Dean, public information officer for the state Election Board, about how this year's filing period is breaking records. (Edited by Assistant Enterprise Editor Tiffany Gibson)

Health reporter Jaclyn Cosgrove talks about the latest installment in her Epidemic Ignored series, focusing on mental health in the criminal justice system. She details the life of Justus Skyler Cobbs, a 21-year-old man who is being housed at a prison, although he has a long history of mental health issues and is developmentally delayed. We also hear from his grandmother Debbie Chastain about his health struggles throughout the years.(Edited by Assistant Enterprise Editor Tiffany Gibson)