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Jury awards $33 million to the family of a man who died in an Oklahoma jail as staff mocked him
Jail staff admitted in trial testimony that they knew Terral Ellis, a 26-year old father, was in pain but did nothing to help him even as he screamed for help.
Rep. Sherrie Conley apologizes for her remarks on the Tulsa Race Massacre
“My comments were in no way meant to downplay the horror of this event nor to say that it did not have anything to do with race,” Conley said.
Oklahoma is trying to treat people with severe mental illness in jail, but many still languish in cells waiting for hospital beds
The Tulsa County Sheriff has ordered a state treatment program out of the jail. County officials say participants should be in a state hospital instead.
Hear and read Ryan Walters’ full remarks about the Tulsa Race Massacre
At a Norman speaking engagement, an audience member pressed Oklahoma’s schools chief on how he thought schools should teach one of the nation’s worst incidents of racial violence without making students feel bad.
Oklahoma officials are in talks with Canoo as it faces a deadline to buy a factory or lose millions in state incentives
Canoo announced plans in 2022 to buy a factory site in Oklahoma City. Strapped for cash, the company is now leasing the facility.
A man’s death in jail was ruled a homicide. Family and friends are still waiting for someone to be charged
A prosecutor is reviewing Ronald Gene Given’s death at the Pottawatomie County jail again after The Frontier sued for the release of surveillance video showing a violent encounter with detention officers.
Oklahoma trims millions in pledged incentives to EV maker Canoo after delays and shifting plans
State officials voided one deal with the startup worth up to $10 million after the company missed a deadline to start construction on a factory in Pryor.
