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We would rather hear from you than not. A tip, a correction, a complaint, or a question about something we published — all of it reaches a person.

By telephone

(405) 260‑9966

Answered by our own switchboard, not a call centre. If nobody picks up, the line takes a message and somebody listens to it.

  1. Press 1 — The newsroom Reporters and editors. Anything about a story we have run, or one we should.
  2. Press 9 — The tip line A private line with its own voicemail, for something you want us to look into.
  3. Press 3 — Billing Memberships, receipts and anything to do with an account.
  4. Press 7 — The extension Rings a reporter directly rather than a desk.
  5. Press 0 — The operator If none of the above is right, or you would rather just talk to somebody.

You can also text that number. Texts come to the newsroom and are read by a person; nothing is answered automatically.

By email

news@oklahomastatecapital.com

The newsroom address. Corrections, questions about a story, documents you think we should see, and anything you would rather put in writing than say aloud.

A news tip

Press 9, or write to the address above.

The tip line has its own voicemail. If you would rather we did not have your number, withhold it — a message with no way to call back is still a message, and we would rather have it than not.

There is a form as well, if that is easier.

What happens when you get in touch

  • A person reads it or listens to it. Nothing here is answered by a machine.
  • If you are telling us about something we got wrong, it goes to an editor, and corrections are made openly rather than quietly.
  • If you are giving us a tip, you decide the terms before you tell us anything — on the record, on background, or off it. We write those terms down and we keep to them. They are set out in our creed.
  • We do not sell or publish your contact details, and getting in touch does not sign you up to anything. What else happens to them is set out in our privacy policy.

If somebody has contacted you claiming to write for this newspaper and you want to check that, every one of our writers has a page on this site listing who they are and how to reach them through the newsroom.

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BREAKING Edmond reinstates Stage 1 water conservation rules with odd-even lawn watering HAPPENING LDS Church Buys $1.9 Million North Edmond Tract Once Pursued by LifePoint HAPPENING Guthrie Democrat Candidate's First Same-Sex Marriage Predates 2015 U.S. Supreme Court Same-Sex Ruling HAY Alfalfa hay $210 a ton in central Oklahoma, with 3,660 tons moved against 200 in the same week a year ago. GRAIN Wheat $6.68 a bushel at the typical Oklahoma elevator, up 10 cents on the day — $4.21 a year ago. HAPPENING Oklahoma Historical Society to dedicate Kate Barnard historical marker at Guthrie ceremony UPDATE Council places Edmond city attorney on leave CATTLE Feeder steers 500-600 lb averaging $394.05 a hundredweight, with 28,078 head through Oklahoma auctions against 24,302 a year ago. ENERGY Cushing crude stocks 24.3M barrels, up 0.6M on the week (week ending Sep 25)