Lenora LaVictoire
Lenora LaVictoire joined KOSU as an intern for StateImpact Oklahoma in January 2019. An Oklahoma City native, Lenora is a life-long listener to KOSU. Lenora became interested in journalism while studying political science at Oklahoma City Community College. After writing for and serving as the editor of the OCCC student newspaper, they were converted to journalism for life. They are currently studying multimedia journalism and broadcast production at Oklahoma City University. Lenora is also a contributor to Oklahoma Today magazine. In their free time Lenora is an avid gardener and musician.
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A controversial proposal in the Oklahoma state legislature would delay the age kids would be eligible to start kindergarten and put Oklahoma on-trend... -
The Oklahoma State Election Board is waiting for more than 134,000 voters to confirm their address by this Saturday. If these voters don’t respond to a...
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More than a dozen members of the liquor and wine industry filed a lawsuit this week asking the Oklahoma Supreme Court to stop a law that — they say,...
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The grace period for medical marijuana and CBD businesses making or selling food products without a food license ends Friday, April 26. Edibles like...
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Nine Oklahoma health centers that serve Native Americans could get funding to reduce the spread of HIV. The national Indian Health Service could get $25...
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A bill that would raise the age children can start pre-K and kindergarten is moving through the Oklahoma State Senate. Right now, a child must turn four...
