Molly Young is a journalist who writes for various publications including Yahoo News and The Oklahoman. Her articles cover a range of topics, with a focus on issues related to tribal affairs and Native American communities in Oklahoma. She has also been featured in publications such as The New York Times and Tulsa World Media Company.
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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States (Local)
Molly Young’s coverage indicates a focus on government and politics, particularly in relation to tribal relations and legal policy regulation. She is likely to respond well to pitches that offer insights into ongoing legal disputes involving tribal matters, as well as expert commentary on the impact of government policies on Native American communities.
Given her coverage's emphasis on Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt and tribal relations, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to these topics. Additionally, providing access to sources with expertise in Native American culture or law could also be valuable for her coverage.
It is important for PR professionals reaching out to Molly Young to tailor their pitches according to her areas of interest such as legal policy regulation and government announcements within the context of Oklahoma state politics and its intersection with Native American affairs.
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The Oklahoman The car tag agreement between the state of Oklahoma and the Choctaw Nation will last at least 10 more years.
Inside the book conservation lab at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
By: Molly Young
Gov. Kevin Stitt signed the bill into law Tuesday, the same day he vetoed a different measure intended to help domestic violence victims
By: Molly Young, Nathan J. Fish
The community is responding after a tornado hit Marietta, Oklahoma tornado Saturday night. The Dollar Tree Distribution Center near I-35 was destroyed
By: Molly Young
The Oklahoman Some months ago, a little-known Oklahoma state school board grabbed national attention with a single vote.
By: Molly Young, M. Scott Carter
Five district attorneys told The Oklahoman that their offices would never pursue cases against drivers with current tribal tags.
By: Molly Young
Some months ago, a little-known Oklahoma state school board grabbed national attention with a single vote. It approved what could become the nation’s first public religious charter school.
By: Molly Young
Dozens of tribal leaders, including representatives from the Cherokee and Muscogee nations, testified during a congressional budget hearing Tuesday.
By: Molly Young, Oklahoman
The governor's task force aimed at resolving jurisdictional disputes on tribal reservations expects to issue a report next week with a “blueprint” to modernize public safety agreements between state and tribal governments.
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