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Elizabeth's coverage primarily revolves around local government and politics, focusing on Oklahoma and Tulsa. She also covers a diverse range of topics including education, healthcare, employment support, historic events like the Tulsa Race Massacre, Indigenous cuisine, and legal matters.
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By: Elizabeth Caldwell, Angel Ford
The voice and pen who has filed many remarkable stories in Oklahoma is stepping off the Sooner state beat. KWGS' Angel Ford sat down with KWGS' Elizabeth Caldwell to hear about her new job in Jacksonville, Florida. Listen above or read a transcript below.
By: Elizabeth Caldwell
Attorney General Gentner Drummond filed a lawsuit Tuesday to stop construction of the country's largest proposed aluminum smelter at the Port of Inola, citing pollution threats and public nuisance concerns. Hours earlier, rival gubernatorial candidate Mike Mazzei declared his support for the project after receiving a Trump endorsement.
By: Elizabeth Caldwell
Attorney General Gentner Drummond filed suit Tuesday to stop construction of the country's largest proposed aluminum smelter at the Port of Inola, citing pollution threats and public nuisance concerns. Hours earlier, rival gubernatorial candidate Mike Mazzei declared his support for the project after receiving a Trump endorsement.
By: Elizabeth Caldwell
Attorney General Gentner Drummond filed a lawsuit Tuesday to stop construction of the country's largest proposed aluminum smelter at the Port of Inola, citing pollution threats and public …
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The Jacksonville Housing Authority could become one of the first in the nation to require that tenants have jobs or lose their housing benefits after two years.
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By: Elizabeth Caldwell
Some Jacksonville Housing Authority residents are concerned they wouldn't have enough time.
Housing authority officials across Florida are learning about restrictions proposed by the Trump administration.
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