Court records: Carter County Jail ‘not equipped to provide’ help mentally ill man needed
Michael Manos’ mother is urging a federal judge to allow a lawsuit to continue and deny requests from the former and current sheriff asking to dismiss it.
Walmart, Costco step up financial backing efforts in support of eye care state question
Yes On 793, a political action committee that formed on May 25, has raised about $130,000, with the bulk of those contributions coming from Walmart and Costco, according to Oklahoma Ethics Commission filings.
Following state budget cuts, Oklahoma’s Adult Protective Services is doing more with less
Following years of state budget cuts, Adult Protective Service workers have had to rethink how they approach their work as they take on more cases with less resources.
After Oklahoma counts its untested rape kits, the issue of how to pay to process them remains
Oklahoma has counted most of its untested rapes kits, but now agencies must find a way to pay to analyze more than 7,000 of them.
Oklahoma is looking for ways to stop marijuana-impaired drivers, but solution may not be cut-and-dry
Agency leaders say funding is an obstacle, and at the same time, defense attorneys say a state law could further complicate the issue.
At least 4 former patients sue Claremore doctor for negligence following accusations of prescription-sharing
At least four of Jeremy David Thomas’ former patients have filed suits in the District Court of Rogers County, several accusing him of botching surgeries he performed while under the influence of drugs.
Here’s how much Oklahoma candidates spent per vote in the primaries
The data suggest big spending does not always lead to candidates getting the most votes.
Interactive Map: How did Oklahoma counties vote for State Question 788?
Oklahoma voters passed medical marijuana Tuesday night with 56.8 percent voting in favor and 42.2 percent voting against. See how each county voted below. Click or hover for details.
