An OJA budget hearing raises questions about temporary staffing at juvenile facilities and a request for $12 million in additional funding.

Oklahoma has secured more than $200 million in federal funding to expand rural healthcare access through clinics, workforce support, and infrastructure improvements.

Oklahoma’s Office of Juvenile Affairs is requesting an $11.8 million budget increase, largely to address staffing, safety, and treatment needs at the Central Oklahoma Juvenile Center.

Oklahoma DHS extends its pause on childcare subsidies for school-age children as the agency reviews shutdown impacts.