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Long Story Short: Traffic Scheme Nets Texas County DA’s Office Millions
Oklahoma Watch · Traffic Scheme Nets Texas County DA’s Office Millions Heather Warlick looked into funding issues at some ...
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Court Fines and Fees Reform Has Broad Support, But Fiscal Questions Persist
Legislative leaders say they’re open to change, but they’ll have to balance the issue with other needs in a down budget year.
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Is Oklahoma considering a bill that would make it possible to prosecute abortion patients as murderers?
Three Oklahoma lawmakers have sponsored a bill that would allow abortion recipients in the state to be charged with murder.
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HUD Funding Delays Fuel Oklahoma Housing Concerns
Delayed 2024 shortfall payments from HUD combined with federal budget battles have Oklahoma Housing Authorities concerned for ...
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Oklahoma Legislators to Consider Eviction Reform Bills
Lawmakers on both sides of the Oklahoma aisle are promoting bills aimed at lowering the state’s eviction rates.
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Long Story Short: Oklahoma Looks to Privatize Prison Food Service
Oklahoma Watch · Oklahoma Looks to Privatize Prison Food Service Keaton Ross on the Oklahoma Department of Corrections’ ...
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Is Oklahoma considering a bill that could make it harder for some couples to get divorced?
Oklahoma Senate Bill 228, introduced on February 3, 2025, would create specific requirements for entering and exiting a ...
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Traffic Scheme Nets Texas County DA’s Office Millions
A drug task force in Oklahoma’s panhandle has been stopping truckers, then offering to make the problem go away for a $360 fee. That circumvents the courts and has added more than $2 million to the ...