Ben Felder is an Investigative Reporter at Investigate Midwest, where he focuses on agribusiness and the meat industry in Oklahoma. With a background in political enterprise reporting, he blends narrative storytelling, data analysis, and investigative techniques to explore themes of health and wellness, food safety, and consumer health. Felder's work has been featured in various outlets, including AGDAILY, The Oklahoman, and Yahoo News.
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Ben Felder's focus is primarily on local politics and government in Oklahoma, particularly related to agricultural and land use policy. Based on the coverage attributes provided, Ben appears to be most interested in covering government announcements and legal policy regulations affecting the state.
When reaching out to Ben, consider providing insights or expertise related to local political developments, legislative changes impacting agriculture or poultry farming, Governor Stitt’s policies and their effects on Oklahoma residents. Additionally, if you can offer expert analysis of data relevant to these topics or have unique perspectives on deregulation impacts within Eastern Oklahoma specifically would likely capture his attention.
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By: Ben Felder
This analysis was originally published by Investigate Midwest. The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to rule next month on whether lawsuits can be brought against pesticide and herbicide makers over claims their products have caused cancer. The court heard arguments in the case in April, and the justices appeared split. With a ruling weeks away, […]
By: Ben Felder
Food price inflation has been significant in the U.S. in recent years, beginning with supply chain disruptions that saw prices increase by nearly 10% several years ago and by 3.1% over the past year, according to May data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. But while food price inflation has slowed somewhat in the […]
After Oklahoma governor said food benefits should be difficult to get, anti-hunger advocate worry more challenges are to come. The Oklahoman
By: Ben Felder
The Oklahoman Three schools have notified the Oklahoma Attorney General's Office of major cybersecurity breaches this year as required by a new state law.
By: Ben Felder
The Oklahoman On March 10, 2020, Gentner Drummond was pressed by an attorney about a herbicide company he had hired to spray his eastern Oklahoma cattle ranch.
Oklahoma Secretary of State Benjamin Lepak does not plan to resign after his recent arrest on suspicion of public intoxication according to two people familiar with the matter.
By: Ben Felder, Alex Gladden, Alexia Aston
Oklahoma Secretary of State Benjamin Lepak has been cited before by Edmond Police for public intoxication, newly released court records say.
The Oklahoman Around half a million Oklahomans cast ballots on Tuesday , Aug. 25, deciding two state questions, picking runoff winners for
The Oklahoman Sydney Luellen was undecided about who to vote for in the Republican primary for governor. Until President Donald Trump got involved.
The Oklahoman President Donald Trump wanted an “ American nuclear renaissance ," and he wanted it fast.
