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Oklahoma is one of the busiest death penalty states in the nation, but some Republican lawmakers are considering trying to impose a temporary pause on executions. A GOP-led panel on

“When you take a life, you better make sure the standard is met for the most heinous of crimes, in my book,” said Rep. Kevin McDugle, who requested the study.

Thursday Night Heroes, Week 6

Ahead of the BFI London Film Festival premiere and UK release of Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon, we look at 10 films that made strides for the representation of the Indigenous people of North America.

Judge who headed study on capital punishment says the state's system is broken "from start to finish."

Oklahoma's Health Information Exchange is an unconstitutional violation of privacy laws, critics say.

The following construction projects will impact travel on interstates, major highways and turnpikes from Friday, Oct. 6, through Sunday, Oct. 8. For daily traffic advisories visit www.odot.org and follow @OKDOT

Oklahoma has executed more people per capita than any other state in the U.S. since the death penalty resumed nationwide after 1976, but some Republican lawmakers on Thursday were considering trying to impose a moratorium until more safeguards can be put in place.

The city partnered with a private hospitality company for a 12,500-seat outdoor amphitheater on the southeast side, near Events Park.

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