Graycen Wheeler is a Water Reporter at various public radio outlets including High Plains Public Radio and NPR. She focuses on themes related to climate change, environmental issues, and agriculture, while also exploring topics such as animal care and natural resources. Graycen's work has been featured in numerous publications, including WBUR, The Oklahoman, and Tulsa Flyer.
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By: Graycen Wheeler
Grand Jury Finds ‘Rank Political Favoritism' In Release of Governor's Friend After DUI
By: Graycen Wheeler
Republican attorney general candidate Jon Echols has returned campaign donations to a Norman couple embroiled in a political favoritism scandal, as first reported in The Oklahoman. The move comes after a multicounty grand jury released a report about a friend of Governor Kevin Stitt’s early release from prison.
By: Graycen Wheeler
Republican attorney general candidate Jon Echols has returned campaign donations to a Norman couple embroiled in a political favoritism scandal , as first reported in The Oklahoman
Oklahoma now has its first official "dark sky park" where people get a chance to look at the stars without light pollution.
By: Graycen Wheeler
A multi-county grand jury revealed it’s been investigating the early release of a drunk driver from prison.
Oklahoma lawmakers approved a bill to legalize natural organic reduction — the composting of human remains. Gov. Kevin Stitt vetoed the measure during what’s expected to be the final week of the legislative session.
A decades-old lawsuit over poultry pollution in the Illinois River Watershed is still chugging along with a new appeal from the State of Oklahoma.
Oklahoma now has its first official "dark sky park" where people can look at the stars without light pollution.
Oklahoma City has hit pause on allowing companies to build or expand data centers through the rest of this year.
By: Graycen Wheeler
Route 66 turns 100 this year. To celebrate, the Oklahoma History Center is offering a condensed journey through Oklahoma’s portion of the Mother Road.
