This company promised to improve health care in jails. Dozens of its patients have died.
Turn Key Health Clinics has quickly expanded to jails in 10 states. Some of its policies and practices have endangered patients.
Oklahoma court rules that moms who use medical marijuana while pregnant aren’t breaking the law
The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals urged the Legislature to change the law to allow pregnant medical marijuana card holders to be prosecuted for child neglect.
Jiaai Zeng died weeks after starting work at an Oklahoma marijuana farm. His family wants answers.
Thousands of Chinese immigrant laborers suffer abuse and exploitation in a U.S. marijuana underworld dominated by Chinese mafias. A human rights advocate says: “They have not escaped the darkness of China.”
Tulsa judge tosses rape conviction after man’s three-decade quest to prove his innocence
William Henry Jamerson’s 1991 conviction was vacated Tuesday after a judge found newly discovered evidence, which included The Frontier’s interview with the victim, “undermines confidence in the verdict.”
Oklahoma executes man who raped and murdered former stepdaughter
Richard Rojem Jr. is the second person Oklahoma has executed this year.
Oklahoma is set to execute its longest-serving death row prisoner
Richard Norman Rojem Jr., 66, was sentenced to death after kidnapping, raping and murdering a 7-year-old girl in 1984.
Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board rejects clemency for man who raped and murdered former stepdaughter
Richard Rojem is expected to be Oklahoma’s second execution this year after spending nearly four decades on death row.
Oklahoma cops can still use training banned in other states after allegations it promotes violence and illegal tactics
Instructors for the company Street Cop Training joked about Tasering and pepper spraying people and encouraged unconstitutional traffic stops, one report found. Oklahoma’s police training agency doesn’t vet course materials for officers.