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Health officials are concerned fewer children are current on their immunizations. And parents must rely on 2-year-old school vaccination data.One of the…

Ernest Antwine was high and erratic when his mother called Oklahoma City police for help. There was a warrant out for his arrest. Instead of taking him to jail or to the hospital for evaluation, Sgt. Robert Burton abandoned him in “no man’s land.” And that’s where he died.

The Oklahoma Board of Corrections is looking at three options to deal with overcrowding at the state’s prison facilities: expanding public prisons,…

Mary Sosa’s campaign is over.The yard signs have been taken down. The volunteers have gone home. The retired 65-year-old city employee has returned to her…

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With 14 states voting and over 1,300 Democratic delegates on the line Tuesday, there's a lot to take in. But some key indicators will tell you what it means for the 2020 presidential campaign.

Advocates for students with disabilities, minority students and low-income students were among the stakeholders who weighed in on the state’s plan for…

Gary Cox, picked by Gov. Kevin Stitt to lead the state Health Department, lacks a degree required by law to fill the position. As with the Land Office…

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