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Housing or treatment first? This Oklahoma shelter highlights complexity of reducing homelessness

Housing or treatment first? This Oklahoma shelter highlights complexity of reducing homelessness

The Norman City Council approved a contract for a shelter that has drawn some criticism from residents
Posted by By Mollie Bryant June 28, 2023
How curfews affect unhoused and runaway kids

How curfews affect unhoused and runaway kids

Advocates worry a push for curfews is targeting homeless youth without reducing crime
Posted by By Mollie Bryant June 8, 2023
A new book aims to shake the mythology of Black Wall Street

A new book aims to shake the mythology of Black Wall Street

"Built from the Fire" tells the story of Tulsa's Greenwood District and a family that helped rebuild it
Posted by By Mollie Bryant May 24, 2023
How rental assistance programs have evolved during the pandemic

How rental assistance programs have evolved during the pandemic

Local rent relief programs see less federal support and more demand
Posted by By Mollie Bryant May 18, 2023
Food inflation is slowing down

Food inflation is slowing down

And how corporations have contributed to inflation
Posted by By Mollie Bryant May 10, 2023

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