Jeff Elkins is a reporter for The Journal Record, focusing on local news in Oklahoma City and the state of Oklahoma. With a background in journalism, Jeff covers a wide range of topics including energy, technology, business, politics, and community issues. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News and The Norman Transcript.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahomans will see a decrease in their grocery bills starting Thursday, as a measure eliminating the state tax on groceries takes effect.
By: Jeff Elkins
OKLAHOMA CITY — Lawmakers opened up the interim study season Tuesday with a nearly three-hour look at the youth justice system.
By: Jeff Elkins
NORMAN — The Norman City Council voted to reject a resolution requested by the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority to collaborate on the agency's plan for tollways in the city.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond believes a Wednesday Contingency Review Board meeting to consider a lawsuit settlement was premature.
OKLAHOMA CITY — House legislators may look to address involuntary pelvic exams performed on unconscious patients next session.
By: Jeff Elkins
House legislators may look to address involuntary pelvic exams performed on unconscious patients next session.
TULSA — U.S. Army Iraq War Veteran Garrison Haning's AI-driven risk management platform is improving safety and security in the workplace.
NORMAN — The city held the first of two public hearings this month to provide residents with analysis of potential positive and negative impacts of a proposed entertainment district project and tax increment financing in north Norman.
The University of Tulsa is pictured. UT ranks among the top colleges in the U.S. for free speech. (Screenshot via University of Tulsa website)
By: Jeff Elkins
OKLAHOMA CITY — Two state House lawmakers say they're considering a writ of prohibition due to concerns about potential impartiality from Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner Todd Hiett.
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