Help pouring in as OK tornado cuts water, blood supply
Early Tuesday morning, rescuers in Moore, Okla., revised the death count from Monday’s massive storm downward, from 51 to 24.
Read More →OK governor vetoes pension reform bill
By Patrick B. McGuigan | CapitolBeatOK
OKLAHOMA CITY — Gov. Mary Fallin wanted to consolidate Oklahoma’s half-dozen employee pension funds, but did not happen this year.
And that likely contributed to her decision to veto a reform that would have shifted some government employees away from the defined-benefit system pension that many analysts say is unsustainable.
An attempt to [...]
Oklahoma’s dynamic Medicaid discussion includes triple-amputee’s tale of hope
By Patrick B. McGuigan | CapitolBeatOK
OKLAHOMA CITY – Moise Brutus, now a college student in Florida, lost both legs and part of his left arm in a 2010 motorcycle accident. He endured months of frustration when his recovery was supervised by what he deems Old Medicaid.
Brutus, the subject of a five-minute video posted online, recalled [...]








