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Activists: Plan Would Reduce Oklahoma Prison Population By 2,500
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Activists for Criminal Justice Reform say they have a plan to reduce the state's overcrowded prison population.
Oklahoma House Of Representatives Elects First Black Speaker
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The new, 72-member Oklahoma House Republican Caucus has confirmed Lawton Republican T.W. Shannon will become the first African-American speaker of the House in Oklahoma.
Oklahoma House Speaker Rejects $20 Million Plan For Capitol Fix
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Kris Steele said he has no intention to make a "$20 million decision on an offer made on the eve of adjournment."
Oklahoma Picked For Intensive Criminal Justice Study
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Oklahoma, which has more imprisoned women per capita than any other state and the third overall incarceration rate in the nation will be the subject of a criminal justice study.
Oklahoma Governor Signs Bill To Ease Prison Crowding
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Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin signed a bill into law Wednesday aimed at easing overcrowding in state prisons.
Expansion Of Health Insurance Program Approved
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- An expansion of Governor Brad Henry's program to provide health care subsidies to small businesses was approved Monday by a legislative committee. The bill would change the standards
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State Lawmakers To Examined State Job Inequality
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- A study planned by state lawmakers will look at ways to improve the state's employment process for the disabled.
The study by the state House Health and Human Services
State Lawmakers To Examined State Job Inequality
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- A study planned by state lawmakers will look at ways to improve the state's employment process for the disabled.
The study by the state House Health and Human Services
State House committee passes bill to expand health care coverage
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- A state House committee on Wednesday passed a bill to expand a program that assists small businesses in paying for health insurance for their employees.
Businesses with up
State House committee passes bill to expand health care coverage
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- A state House committee on Wednesday passed a bill to expand a program that assists small businesses in paying for health insurance for their employees.
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Lawmaker plans Kelsey Law to reform child protection
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) _ The abuse-related death of a 2-year-old girl is prompting a state lawmaker to push for reform of the state's child protection system.
Representative Kris Steele of Shawnee
Lawmaker plans Kelsey Law to reform child protection
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) _ The abuse-related death of a 2-year-old girl is prompting a state lawmaker to push for reform of the state's child protection system.
Representative Kris Steele of Shawnee
State lawmakers plan 'Precious Doe' study
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- State lawmakers believe that improving communication and cooperation between state agencies might help prevent child abuse.
Lawmakers are launching a study into child abuse
State lawmakers plan 'Precious Doe' study
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- State lawmakers believe that improving communication and cooperation between state agencies might help prevent child abuse.
Lawmakers are launching a study into child abuse
Task force hears concern about emergency room use
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) A legislative task force that is studying Oklahoma's Medicaid system is focusing attention on the use of hospital emergency rooms for non-urgent care.
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Task force hears concern about emergency room use
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) A legislative task force that is studying Oklahoma's Medicaid system is focusing attention on the use of hospital emergency rooms for non-urgent care.
Members of the House
State lawmaker says death of tattoo bill could increase health problems
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- It appears Oklahoma will remain the only state in the nation to outlaw tattooing after a House committee fails to consider a bill to end the ban.
State Representative Al
State lawmaker says death of tattoo bill could increase health problems
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- It appears Oklahoma will remain the only state in the nation to outlaw tattooing after a House committee fails to consider a bill to end the ban.
State Representative Al
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Voters to elect new state senator in District 17
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(Oklahoma City-AP) -- Voters in state Senate District 17 go to the polls Tuesday to elect a new senator.
Shawnee attorney Charlie Laster faces state Representative Kris Steele in the race for
Voters to elect new state senator in District 17
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(Oklahoma City-AP) -- Voters in state Senate District 17 go to the polls Tuesday to elect a new senator.
Shawnee attorney Charlie Laster faces state Representative Kris Steele in the race for
Three file for former Brad Henry seat
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(Oklahoma City-AP) -- Three people have filed as candidates for the state Senate seat formerly held by Governor-elect Brad Henry.
Tecumseh Mayor Greg Wilson and Charlie Laster of Shawnee filed
Three file for former Brad Henry seat
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(Oklahoma City-AP) -- Three people have filed as candidates for the state Senate seat formerly held by Governor-elect Brad Henry.
Tecumseh Mayor Greg Wilson and Charlie Laster of Shawnee filed
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Scattered showers and storms possible with increasing chances later this week
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Scattered showers and storms are possible today, with a more active weather pattern developing later this week into the weekend. Increasing severe weather threats are expected by early next week as a stronger upper-level system moves into the Southern Plains.
Scattered showers and storms possible with increasing chances later this week
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Scattered showers and storms are possible today, with a more active weather pattern developing later this week into the weekend. Increasing severe weather threats are expected by early next week as a stronger upper-level system moves into the Southern Plains.
Tulsa Public Schools adjunct coach arrested, accused of punching student during track meet
Chloe Abbott
A now-former Tulsa Public Schools coach is out on bond after school district police say he punched a student in the face at a track meet.
Tulsa Public Schools adjunct coach arrested, accused of punching student during track meet
Chloe Abbott
A now-former Tulsa Public Schools coach is out on bond after school district police say he punched a student in the face at a track meet.
Osage Casino Hotel shooting: 1 suspect in custody, another still wanted
MaKayla Glenn
The Osage County Sheriff’s Office is searching for 18-year-old Marquaveon Da'Shawn Goff, the second suspect in the April 12 shooting at the Osage Casino Hotel that left two people seriously injured. One suspect, Malik Nakai Sampson, is already in custody and faces multiple felony charges. Authorities say the shooting stemmed from an unplanned encounter between two groups. High-quality casino surveillance footage played a key role in identifying the suspects.
Osage Casino Hotel shooting: 1 suspect in custody, another still wanted
MaKayla Glenn
The Osage County Sheriff’s Office is searching for 18-year-old Marquaveon Da'Shawn Goff, the second suspect in the April 12 shooting at the Osage Casino Hotel that left two people seriously injured. One suspect, Malik Nakai Sampson, is already in custody and faces multiple felony charges. Authorities say the shooting stemmed from an unplanned encounter between two groups. High-quality casino surveillance footage played a key role in identifying the suspects.
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Scattered showers and storms possible with increasing chances later this week
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Scattered showers and storms are possible today, with a more active weather pattern developing later this week into the weekend. Increasing severe weather threats are expected by early next week as a stronger upper-level system moves into the Southern Plains.
Tulsa Public Schools adjunct coach arrested, accused of punching student during track meet
Chloe Abbott
A now-former Tulsa Public Schools coach is out on bond after school district police say he punched a student in the face at a track meet.
Osage Casino Hotel shooting: 1 suspect in custody, another still wanted
MaKayla Glenn
The Osage County Sheriff’s Office is searching for 18-year-old Marquaveon Da'Shawn Goff, the second suspect in the April 12 shooting at the Osage Casino Hotel that left two people seriously injured. One suspect, Malik Nakai Sampson, is already in custody and faces multiple felony charges. Authorities say the shooting stemmed from an unplanned encounter between two groups. High-quality casino surveillance footage played a key role in identifying the suspects.
Grove woman sentenced to 15 years in prison for strangling neighbor to death in meth-fueled attack
Sam Modde
Grove woman, 57, sentenced to 15 years for killing neighbor while high on meth. Details on the voluntary manslaughter case.
Oklahoma's Own In Focus: Tulsans react to report on Oklahoma roads, saying 'it's real bad'
Sam Carrico
Many Tulsans say a recent report by TRIP showing poor road conditions, traffic congestion and safety deficiencies cost Oklahoma drivers $6.3 billion each year is not surprising. They say roads have been rough for years.
Blown tires and busted belts: How bad roads in Tulsa are damaging your car
Matt Kalish
Rising car repair costs in Tulsa tie in with poor road conditions; a mechanic shares common issues and advice on how to respond effectively.
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