FTC lawsuit says data broker sold information that could be used to track people’s visits to reproductive health clinics, other sensitive locations
And how to help residents during the water crisis in Jackson, Miss.
In Oklahoma, corporate landlords are filing evictions without the legal right to sue
A new report on Oklahoma evictions filed by corporate landlords found 20% couldn’t legally sue because they weren’t properly registered with the state
‘Between a rock and a hard spot’ as covid rent assistance winds down
With less rent relief out there, service providers hope new and expanded programs will help people avoid evictions
Could this study help Americans file their taxes for free?
And why an Oklahoma anti-abortion law is making librarians think about their legal liability
How funding mental health services could reduce incarceration in Oklahoma
In 2016, state voters approved using mental health services and other resources to reduce incarceration, but lawmakers have never funded them