
Jennifer Maupin
Digital Content Producer at KJRH-TV (Tulsa, OK)
“Journalism is what maintains democracy.” Digital Content Producer at KJRH. Former Assignment Editor at KTUL & Claremore Progress reporter. (she/her)
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1 week ago |
kjrh.com | Jennifer Maupin
OKLAHOMA CITY — Governor Kevin Stitt sent a letter to legislative leaders announcing steps to address budget issues at the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS). The letter was sent to Oklahoma House Speaker Kyle Hilbert and Oklahoma Senate Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton. You can read the full letter here.
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2 weeks ago |
kjrh.com | Jennifer Maupin
OKLAHOMA CITY — Enrollment for SoonerSelect opened on May 1. The Oklahoma Health Care Authority is sharing resources to ensure Oklahomans get the coverage they need. Need to change your health or dental plan? Members can log into their member portal at MySoonerCare.org portal or calling the SoonerCare helpline at 800-987-7767, option 5. Providers cannot change a SoonerSelect plan for a member. How long is the enrollment period? Members may change their health and dental plans through June 13, 2025.
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2 weeks ago |
kjrh.com | Jennifer Maupin
BARTLESVILLE, Okla. — The Price Tower sale is moving forward after an Oklahoma bankruptcy court ruled that the sale is fair and equitable. According to court documents, notice was given to over 900 prospective bidders, but only one bidder, the McFarlin Group and owners of Tulsa’s Mayo Hotel, came forward before the April 28 deadline. The sale includes the building and the remaining property inside. The artifacts inside were a cause for disagreement between the two parties, delaying sale agreements.
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2 weeks ago |
krdo.com | Jennifer Maupin
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation/KJRH via CNN NewsourceAn Oklahoma man beat his own fishing record at the Grand Lake of the Cherokees Published April 30, 2025 2:12 PM By Jennifer MaupinClick here for updates on this story GRAND LAKE, Oklahoma (KJRH) — An Oklahoma man beat his own fishing record at the Grand Lake of the Cherokees, according to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation.
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2 weeks ago |
kjrh.com | Jennifer Maupin
GRAND LAKE, Okla. — An Oklahoma man beat his own fishing record at the Grand Lake of the Cherokees, according to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation. Bryan Baker's record for the biggest bighead carp was also the state record, before he broke it again. The bighead carp weighed in at 118 lbs, 10 oz., beating his previous record by seven ounces. He earned the first record in 2023.
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