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StateImpact Oklahoma (KWGS/KGOU/KOSU/KCCU)

Center local news. Over-indexes on Education (173.5×).

As described by the publisher
StateImpact Oklahoma reports on education, health, environment, and the intersection of government and everyday Oklahomans.
47
Episodes transcribed
Sep 2025Aug 2026 covered
2
Episodes analyzed
2 tone reads — one per figure per episode
Mixed
No clear favorite or target
thin read

What This Tone Is Based On

The tone scores on this page come from analyzing how this show covers each political figure it mentions. Below is the breakdown of how many of those reads were positive, neutral, or negative.

Positive2100%
Neutral00%
Negative00%

Net media tone Positive across 2 figure-in-episode tone reads (not audience/impressions).

Thin sample — fewer than 5 tone reads; treat the split as directional.

How StateImpact Oklahoma (KWGS/KGOU/KOSU/KCCU) Differs from Other Shows

Overall this show runs more favorable than the rest of the media — mean tone +0.50 vs the media's -0.06.

Coverage Volume

Transcribed episodes per week — last 26 weeks

Sentiment Trajectory

Average weekly tone toward figures — green favorable, red critical

Not enough sentiment data yet
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Organizations
NPR46
State Impact18
House of Representatives6
Senate6
Oklahoma Corporation Commission5
State Department of Health3
Google3
Wildlife Department3
State Corporation Commission3
Places
Oklahoma47
United States9
Oklahoma City9
Tulsa4
Arkansas4
Norman3

Recent Stories

Citizen Scientists Preserve Firefly Populations
Positive2026-08-13

The Ray Harrell Nature Center in Broken Arrow is training citizen scientists to document and preserve firefly populations. Participants collect data on firefly species, contributing to a larger research effort aimed at understanding and conserving these insects, which face threats from habitat loss and pollution. The initiative encourages community involvement in scientific research and highlights the importance of fireflies in summer ecosystems.

Broken Arrow nature center trains citizen scientists to preserve firefly magic
Data Centers and Power Generation in Oklahoma
Hostile2026-08-06

A new Oklahoma law allows data centers to build their own power plants, aiming to attract investment and reduce electricity demand. However, most data centers are choosing to connect to the grid instead, raising concerns about rising electricity rates. Experts suggest that while on-site generation could alleviate pressure on the grid, the current trend indicates a reliance on traditional power sources.

Some data centers are building their own power plants. In Oklahoma, most want to plug into the grid
Ascension St. John Hospital Controversy
Hostile2026-07-30

Ascension St. John is seeking federal approval to convert its Nowata hospital into a rural emergency facility, which would eliminate inpatient care. Many residents oppose this change, citing personal experiences and concerns about the impact on local healthcare access. Critics argue that the shift may worsen financial conditions for the hospital and diminish care quality for the community.

Ascension St. John plans to end inpatient care at Nowata hospital. Residents are fighting back.