Sierra Pfeifer
Sierra Pfeifer is a reporter covering mental health and addiction at KOSU.
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A rural Northeast Oklahoma school district is scrambling to address a nearly half-million-dollar shortfall after administrators failed to update their budget. -
NewView is the largest employer of blind and visually impaired Oklahomans. Turbulence at the federal level is hurting the nonprofit's bottom line. -
Four people are facing charges in connection with a mass shooting in Edmond that killed one person and injured 24 others last month. -
The federal government will no longer pay for the thousands of test strips the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health sends by mail and agency officials are evaluating what's next. -
The Oklahoma County Council approved final plans for the new Robert Ravitz Crisis Center last week. -
Richard Glossip, a former Oklahoma death row inmate who has spent close to three decades in prison and eaten three last meals, was released from jail on Thursday. -
Oklahoma has executed Raymond Eugene Johnson, who was convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend and her 7-month-old daughter in 2007. -
Edmond police arrested a second person in connection with the mass shooting at Arcadia Lake that left one person dead and at least 22 injured.
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Oklahoma laboratories and doctors will soon be required to notify state health authorities of positive tests for alpha-gal syndrome. -
The number of people experiencing homelessness in Oklahoma City decreased for the first time since 2022, city officials reported Thursday.
