Former Oklahoma halfway house inmate charged in Ardmore double homicide
Accused murderer Carlton Franklin denied involvement in the killings in a jailhouse interview with the The Frontier earlier this year.
Tell us your story about Oklahoma rehabs that use unpaid labor
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The Meat Man v. The State of Oklahoma
He went to prison for stealing $52 in steaks. For 27 years, he never gave up fighting for his freedom.
Updated: Energy company says its royalty owners ‘can make up their own minds’ how to vote after tax increase
“Earlier this year, the Oklahoma Legislature increased taxes on gross production by 150 percent,” the letter said.
Shakedown: Oklahoma’s largest private prison wants more money—or else
With Oklahoma’s prisons now operating at 114 percent capacity, the private corrections operator has the bargaining power to ask the state for more money despite a host of problems in its past.
‘Smoke ’em if you got ’em’: A subdued celebration of medical marijuana in Oklahoma
On the morning of the election, Harold Hamm, Oklahoma’s richest man and chairman and CEO of Continental Resources Inc., sent out a company-wide email urging employees to vote against SQ 788.
Emails show Pruitt mulled running the EPA from hometown of Tulsa, though plan was eventually scrapped
In emails discussing the plan, staffers said Pruitt required a “secure cabinet or safe” as well as a secure room to receive classified information from President Donald Trump and members of his cabinet.
Lobbyists give more than $51K in contributions in race for governor — mostly to one candidate
Registered lobbyists have given more than $51,000 in campaign contributions to Oklahoma gubernatorial candidates leading up to Tuesday’s primary election, with Lt. Gov. Todd Lamb receiving the bulk of the money.