Family seeks answers after son’s death in Grady County jail
Grady County jail officials refuse to release hours of video that would show the circumstances leading up to man’s death.
Brianna Bailey December 18, 2018
Grady County jail officials refuse to release hours of video that would show the circumstances leading up to man’s death.
Kassie McClung December 13, 2018
In a press release sent out to reporters on Thursday evening, Sen. Paul Scott, R-Duncan, said he filed the bill because he hoped to “stop state funds from providing healthcare to pregnant illegal immigrants.”
Brianna Bailey Joe Wertz December 13, 2018
Oklahoma City government uses an unlicensed work recovery program as a source of cheap labor. Some former clients say the program was more focused on keeping their wages instead of helping them with sobriety.
Kassie McClung December 12, 2018
The Soon-to-Be-Sooners program provided pregnancy and maternity services to about 9,800 women in fiscal year 2018, according to data provided by the Oklahoma Health Care Authority.
Kassie McClung December 4, 2018
Methamphetamine had a part in 330 overdose deaths in Oklahoma in 2017 — up 136 percent from 2012.
Dylan Goforth Clifton Adcock November 29, 2018
The bill, proposed by Sen. Joseph Silk, R-Broken Bow, would require the state AG to ensure all abortions resulted in criminal charges. Abortions rose in Oklahoma in 2017 after several years of being in decline.
Brianna Bailey November 19, 2018
Oklahoma prisons are facing critical staffing shortages. Oklahoma Department of Corrections spent $15.5 million on overtime pay last fiscal year.
Clifton Adcock November 8, 2018
The proposed consent decree would require steel distribution company Blue Tee and three of its top executives to pay a combined $75.5 million to seven states, three federal agencies and seven northeastern Oklahoma American Indian tribes.
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