Tres Savage is the Editor in Chief for NonDoc Media, with a focus on local news in Oklahoma City and the state of Oklahoma. His work has been featured in publications such as The Norman Transcript and Ada Evening News. Tres covers a range of topics including court cases, local government, community events, and restaurant reviews.
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Tres Savage's coverage indicates a strong focus on local government and politics in Oklahoma, particularly in Oklahoma City and Tulsa. He seems to be highly responsive to pitches related to government announcements, evolving stories, and event coverage within the context of local politics.
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By: Tres Savage, Bennett Brinkman
The new OKCPS superintendent, Jamie Polk, was announced at a Saturday, May 11, 2024, board meeting and press conference.
By: Tres Savage, Mike Allen
The proposed Edmond sculpture park faces a June 10, 2024, deadline for financial and operational agreements between three particular parties.
Meanwhile, Oklahoma State University keeps tuition flat for third straight year.
fter their 6-1 ruling this past week that a proposed Catholic charter school is unconstitutional , Oklahoma Supreme Court justices may be licking their chops at another opportunity to affirm separations between church and state.
By: Mike Allen, Tres Savage
The Oklahoma County commissioners are struggling to find a location for the new county jail voters approved two years ago.
es, I'm sure that more than a handful of people use the pedestrian bridge at Northwest Expressway and Wilshire Boulevard, but I couldn't give you any evidence of it if you asked me to.
This Tulsa mayoral debate fact check examines claims made by candidates during the Tulsa Two Step mayoral debate Thursday, Aug. 8, 2024.
The Epic criminal case that is the prosecution of Epic Charter Schools' founders Ben Harris and David Chaney is taking for-literal-ever.
By: Tristan Loveless
Citing software snafus, scheduling issues and pandemic problems, the Tulsa Housing Authority has failed to complete an annual audit since its 2019 financial statement.
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