The Oklahoma House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill that would allow voters to decide whether to expand the rights of crime victims. 

A rally for criminal justice reform will be held at the capitol today as organizers push for lawmakers to keep state question 780 written as is.

A bill sparked by the pipeline protests in North Dakota passes in the state senate, with plenty of shouting between lawmakers.

An effort is underway to change the state’s Constitution to give crime victim’s more rights.

In the midst of state budget cuts, hundreds of rural Oklahoma fire departments just got some good news.

Legislation signed into law closes a loophole that could allow individuals who commit forcible sodomy on unconscious victims to receive acquittal. 

Legislation signed into law closes a loophole that could allow individuals who commit forcible sodomy on unconscious victims to receive acquittal. 

Oklahoma County Sheriff John Whetsel is calling on lawmakers to pass House Bill 2398, which is designed to fix a loophole in Oklahoma’s forcible sodomy law. 

Outraged Oklahoma lawmakers say they'll move quickly to change a loophole in the state's forcible sodomy law after the state's highest criminal court found it doesn't apply to cases where the victim is unconscious or intoxicated.

The Senate Appropriations Committee passed a long list of bills Wednesday including House Bill 2472, which gives district attorney’s more discretion in charging people with felonies or misdemeanors.