Barbara Hoberock is a Capitol Bureau Writer at Tulsa World. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, law and legal affairs, legislation, as well as construction and real estate. Barbara's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Lincoln Journal Star, The Oklahoman, and Yahoo News.
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Barbara Hoberock’s coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and specific Oklahoma-related topics such as education, infrastructure, law, and healthcare. She tends to report extensively on local issues within the United States with a focus on Oklahoma.
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By: Barbara Hoberock
OKLAHOMA CITY – A measure to curb the growth of some property taxes is headed to the November general election ballot.
By: Barbara Hoberock, Emma Murphy, Nuria Martinez-Keel
OKLAHOMA CITY – Lawmakers on Thursday left the Capitol ahead of schedule after inking an early budget agreement.
By: Njria Martinez-Eel, Emma Murphy Okllahoma, Barbara Hoberock
OKLAHOMA CITY – Lawmakers on Thursday left the Capitol ahead of schedule after inking an early budget agreement.
Gov. Kevin Stitt has signed a measure that could result in savings at the pump despite concerns that it could harm the state’s long-term ability to pay for roads and
Gov. Kevin Stitt has signed a measure that could result in savings at the pump despite concerns that it could harm the state’s long-term ability to pay for roads and
By: Barbara Hoberock
OKLAHOMA CITY – Gov. Kevin Stitt signed a measure that could result in savings at the pump despite concerns that it could harm the state's long-term ability to pay for roads and bridges.
By: Barbara Hoberock
OKLAHOMA CITY – Gov. Kevin Stitt signed a measure that could result in savings at the pump despite concerns that it could harm the state’s long-term ability to pay for roads and bridges.
By: Barbara Hoberock
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OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled invalid an agreement between the City of Tulsa and the Muscogee (Creek) Nation.
The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled invalid an agreement between the City of Tulsa and the Muscogee (Creek) Nation.
