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Every day, Oklahoma Department of Corrections Director Joe Allbaugh sits at his desk and tries to make a severely overcrowded, understaffed prison system…
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For Oklahoma inmates, the state’s legalization of medical marijuana will not translate into access in the state prison system.Marijuana of any type will…
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For Robin Wertz, the wait will be long before she can cast a ballot at an Oklahoma polling place.Wertz, who runs a nonprofit center in Oklahoma City that…
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The estate of a 16-year-old boy who committed suicide in a Muskogee juvenile detention center has filed a lawsuit against multiple government agencies and…
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The estate of a 16-year-old boy who committed suicide in a Muskogee juvenile detention center has filed a lawsuit against multiple government agencies and…
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Baby Roman is just waking up from his afternoon nap and now he’s looking for a toy. His grandfather, Frank McCarrell, is trying to distract him from the…
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This story was updated April 17.Oklahoma’s prison population will continue to grow in the years ahead — the only question is how much.A marquee slate of…
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Oklahoma’s Board of Corrections unanimously approved leasing a private prison in Sayre and consolidating 15 work release centers across the state…
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Editor's note: The House gave final legislative approval to this bill on a 90-0 vote Monday, and it now goes to Gov. Mary Fallin's desk.A bill moving…
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Each morning, Justus SkylerCobbs wakes up inside the Oklahoma Department of Corrections’ mental health unit, housed inside Joseph Harp Correctional Center…