Janelle Stecklein

4 days ago | normantranscript.com | Janelle Stecklein

The National Weather Service in Norman has issued a* Tornado Warning for... Northern Cleveland County in central Oklahoma... * Until 600 PM CDT. * At 508 PM CDT, a confirmed tornado was located 5 miles east ofNewcastle, moving east at 30 mph. HAZARD...Damaging tornado and quarter size hail. SOURCE...Radar confirmed tornado. IMPACT...Flying debris will be dangerous to those caught withoutshelter. Mobile homes will be damaged or destroyed. Damage to roofs, windows, and vehicles will occur.

5 days ago | journalrecord.com | Janelle Stecklein

Janelle SteckleinThe curtain fell on the “Stitt Show” last week. Because if there’s one thing that defined Oklahoma’s 2025 annual legislative session, Gov. Kevin Stitt finally played a starring role after six years in a row of lackluster performance. The Republican adroitly exercised his power to relegate even lawmakers from his own party to supporting roles in their own production.

6 days ago | oklahoman.com | Janelle Stecklein

The curtain fell on the “Stitt Show” last week. Because if there’s one thing that defined Oklahoma’s 2025 annual legislative session, Gov. Kevin Stitt finally played a starring role after six years in a row of lackluster performance. The Republican adroitly exercised his power to relegate even lawmakers from his own party to supporting roles in their own production. For better or worse, pretty much every major policy passed during the 60th legislative session had his fingerprints all over it.

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Janelle Stecklein

Gov. Kevin Stitt jokingly shakes Rep. Trey Caldwell's hand on Wednesday after learning that he hadn't yet vetoed any of Caldwell's bills during session. (Photo by Janelle Stecklein/Oklahoma Voice)The curtain fell on the “Stitt Show” last week. Because if there’s one thing that defined Oklahoma’s 2025 annual legislative session, Gov. Kevin Stitt finally played a starring role after six years in a row of lackluster performance.

1 week ago | stwnewspress.com | Janelle Stecklein

In February, my health care provider reached out with some bad news — my annual mammogram had an “area of concern,” that required me to return for additional screening. An abnormal test result is always terrifying, but somehow Oklahoma’s health care system made the uncertainty infinitely worse. I found out it would be 54 days between receiving my results and the first available appointment at Mercy’s renown breast center in Oklahoma City.