Dale Denwalt is a professional journalist specializing in economic reporting. He currently works as an Economic Reporter for The Oklahoman and also writes for Yahoo News. With a focus on local news in Oklahoma City, Dale covers a range of topics including crime, environmental issues, and social justice. His work has been featured in Tulsa World Media Company and USA TODAY.
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By: Dale Denwalt
The Oklahoman After a brief hiatus, the Quarter Pounder is back on the menu in Oklahoma.
By: Dale Denwalt
Centralized locations across Oklahoma will be open this week for voters to cast their ballot. Find out where Oklahoma County votes early.
By: Dale Denwalt
The Oklahoman It seems Mother Nature is whipping Oklahoma with one more round of hazardous weather before cooling off.
By: Dale Denwalt
The Oklahoman New state laws have triggered changes to both sides of Oklahoma's marijuana industry.
By: Dale Denwalt
The Oklahoman The damage caused by Oklahoma's recent wildfire threat , where thousands of acres were burned in multiple fires across the state, can be seen in satellite imagery.
By: Dale Denwalt
Dale Denwalt The Oklahoman OKLAHOMA CITY — New state laws have triggered changes to both sides of Oklahoma's marijuana industry.
A line of storms passing through Oklahoma overnight spawned several destructive tornadoes.
By: Dale Denwalt
Secretive meetings at Logan County Sheriff's Office reportedly discussed how to "reboot our constitutional government government from the bottom up."
Multiple dangerous tornadoes formed after midnight in Oklahoma, causing significant damage around the state.
By: Dale Denwalt
Just because it's not springtime storm season, don't let your guard down. Severe November weather is rare, but real, experts say.
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