Anna Pope
Anna Pope is a reporter covering agriculture and rural issues at KOSU as a corps member with Report for America.
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As Oklahoma farmers struggle to turn a profit on their crops, their real estate remains a solid investment. -
Oklahoma's longtime lawsuit over poultry pollution in the Illinois River Watershed is ongoing. As the legal litany drags on, people are under pressure to find an ending. -
A bill to ensure Oklahoma maintains federal milk compliance is almost at Gov. Kevin Stitt's desk. Supporters of Senate Bill 2071 say it will allow dairies to continue selling milk out of state. -
At the western edge of the Panhandle, Black Mesa is Oklahoma's highest point and one of its darkest. Late last year, the state park here became the state's first certified International Dark Sky Place. -
Tribal nations in Oklahoma have been recently awarded millions of dollars to boost reliable access to the internet in rural areas. -
Oklahoma lawmakers allocated $40 million to build Oklahoma State University's Agronomy Discovery Center. -
Despite recent storms in parts of the state, all of Oklahoma is in some sort of drought or under abnormally dry conditions. -
The federal government has approved Oklahoma's plan to connect more of the state to high speed internet. State broadband officials say this is a long time coming. -
Oklahoma lawmakers advanced a bill to ensure veterinarians establish in-person relationships with clients and patients before using telemedicine. -
Participation in the nation's biggest program to help pay for groceries fell across the U.S. last year. In a year, Oklahoma saw a 10% drop in the number of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program participants.
