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Whitney Bryen/Oklahoma WatchSurveillance testing and vaccination campaigns could help mitigate outbreaks behind bars, experts say. -
Beth Wallis/StateImpact OklahomaDrug treatment courts help those charged with drug and alcohol offenses straighten out their lives, with documented success. But, efforts to reform the state’s criminal justice system are causing unintended consequences for the program.
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Bennie Edwards' family files federal lawsuit against Oklahoma City, officers over his shooting deathOklahoma City and two of its police officers are facing a federal lawsuit from the family of a man who was shot and killed last year. -
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt granted clemency to Julius Jones on Thursday, less than four hours before he was scheduled to be executed.
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Oklahoma’s Governor is the person who must choose whether a man at the center of a national controversy around the death penalty will live or die on Thursday afternoon.
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Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board recommends clemency for Bigler Stouffer
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With hours left before the scheduled execution of Julius Jones, his supporters have been rallying at the Oklahoma state Capitol and across Oklahoma City to voice their support for clemency.
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Less than 48 hours out from his scheduled execution, Julius Jones’ supporters still don’t know whether he’ll get clemency.
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The Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board voted to recommend clemency for Julius Jones Monday afternoon.
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For the first time in nearly seven years, Oklahoma has executed a death row inmate.
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The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily grants execution stays for John Grant and Julius Jones. Oklahoma is asking the U.S. Supreme Court for an appeal on the circuit court's ruling to allow Grant a stay.
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The first executions in the state since 2015 are scheduled to continue as planned after death row inmates were denied stays of execution.
