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Brianna Bailey November 1, 2018
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Kassie McClung October 31, 2018
No state agency wants Russell Ables. He was deemed incompetent, dangerous and unable to live on his own in 2015. The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals said agencies abandoned their duties to find him permanent placement.
Brianna Bailey October 24, 2018
In the early 1990s Oklahoma did not have any drug court programs that could have allowed Kevin Ott to seek treatment, and his life without parole sentence disqualified him from entering rehab.
Kassie McClung October 23, 2018
Business owners are choosing to err on the side of caution in an effort to stay in compliance with state regulations, which some owners and experts say are vague and confusing.
Kassie McClung October 11, 2018
Some people, desperate for opioid addiction treatment, made the journey to larger cities in search of providers. Others resorted to buying addiction-treating drugs off the street.
Clifton Adcock September 28, 2018
In June 2018, Oklahoma was the first state to have its coal ash program approved by the EPA.
Dylan Goforth Kassie McClung September 25, 2018
The agenda posted online discusses “adverse impacts” that “Medical Marijuana Grower Operation or Medical Marijuana Processing Facility” may have on owners of “nearby properties.”
Brianna Bailey September 20, 2018
A study at the Oklahoma Legislature to examine high insulin prices was abruptly canceled. “It’s frustrating, but it doesn’t change the fact that I intend to file legislation to look at how we can address this issue,” Rep. Forrest Bennett said.
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