Oklahoma’s harm reduction law inches toward expiration
Harm reduction programs that supply overdose reversal drugs and clean syringes say that the state will see increases in overdose deaths and infectious diseases if they go away.
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Criminal networks continue to thrive in Oklahoma’s marijuana industry as lawmakers weigh new measures
Proposed laws target organized crime in the marijuana industry. Are they enough?
What happened next? Updates to our biggest stories from 2024 Part 2
How many Bibles has State Superintendent Ryan Walters purchased this year? Have there been any more deaths at a Lawton private prison?
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Tulsa mayoral candidates make their final pitches to voters
The two Democrats share similar policy goals and both said they are open to including Republicans in their administration.
Whatever happened with that? Part 1
How many executions does Oklahoma have scheduled for next year? Has Canoo built any cars yet? The Frontier updates its most-read stories of 2023.
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