In the Line of Fire: Children injured and killed by firearms in Oklahoma on the rise
From 2000 to 2017, pediatric firearm deaths in Oklahoma increased by 78 percent.
Kassie McClung February 26, 2019
From 2000 to 2017, pediatric firearm deaths in Oklahoma increased by 78 percent.
Kassie McClung February 8, 2019
If Oklahoma’s case continues on its course to go to trial in May, eyes will be on the state. The case would be the first to go to trial among the hundreds of opioid lawsuits pending in state and federal courts across the country.
Brianna Bailey February 6, 2019
Prosecutors say the proposal could have far-reaching, unintended consequence and clog the courts with old cases.
Brianna Bailey January 28, 2019
Oklahoma did away with life without parole for drug trafficking in 2015, but the law change did little to help people still left in prison.
Kassie McClung January 18, 2019
“I’ve always been concerned, mainly in the last couple of years, if the Victims Compensation Fund goes dry, without state funds, how are we going to pay for rape exams?”
Brianna Bailey January 3, 2019
Attorneys for the city met this week to discuss the Firstep men’s and women’s recovery program in response to a joint investigation by The Frontier and StateImpact Oklahoma.
Brianna Bailey January 3, 2019
In Tulsa County, Just 34 percent of child welfare workers met caseload standards midway through 2018, according to the report.
Clifton Adcock December 28, 2018
Of the 38 chemicals that were proposed to be added to the list, 18 are known carcinogens and each of the chemicals are either currently being discharged into Oklahoma waters or are used or manufactured by industries in Oklahoma.
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