Video has become the strongest witness for the prosecution in police shootings
Early information from police about shootings differs in key details from what video shows, according to a review from The Frontier.
‘There’s not a day that goes by that it is not on my mind:’ What happened to Ronald Given?
Ronald Given needed treatment at a state facility, but they were all full. He ended up in jail and was dead 10 days later. What happened to him and why won’t officials release the jail footage?
Oklahoma hopes coronavirus relief money will help slow a coming tide of evictions, homelessness
Oklahoma has $289 million in rental assistance and grants as a federal moratorium on evictions draws to an end.
An Oklahoma prison will close as the federal government moves away from using private facilities
The small town of Hinton will lose its largest employer in the closure.
Todd Lamb is frequently absent from meetings on Oklahoma County’s troubled jail
The former lieutenant governor fell short of attendance requirements last year, but continues to serve as a jail trustee.
Responding to summer protests, Oklahoma lawmakers aim to protect police, expand punishments for protesters
Lawmakers say they are trying to address instances of violence or extreme disruption, but activists believe lawmakers instead chose to criminalize those who already feel targeted by police.
Julius Jones passes another test, case for commutation moves to Stage 2
Julius Jones’ case for innocence passed a significant hurdle on Monday as the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board voted to move his case to a Stage 2 commutation hearing.
DA asks Pardon and Parole Board member to recuse from Julius Jones’ case over 2019 retweet of Kim Kardashian
Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater asked Adam Luck to recuse from hearing Jones’ case because Luck had retweeted a Kardashian tweet from 2019 while explaining the significance of Jones’ application.
