Census snapshot shows bleak picture for many Oklahomans amid recession
More children had health insurance coverage last year even as the number of adults without coverage remained flat in Oklahoma , according to Census Bureau estimates released Tuesday.
Meanwhile, poverty rates increased, and median household income declined last year as Oklahoma continued to feel the effects of a recession that began in late 2007. The share of households on food stamps in the state rose to 12.1 perce...
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