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Investigators for the Oklahoma Department of Corrections have recommended that Rebecca Hogue — convicted of first-degree murder after her then-boyfriend killed her son — not be sentenced to any time

Investigators for the Oklahoma Department of Corrections have recommended that Rebecca Hogue — convicted of first-degree murder after her then-boyfriend killed her son — not be sentenced to any time

Oklahoma District Courts leaned into technology to navigate through the global COVID-19 pandemic.

Bridget Childers, previously a well-known guardian ad litem in the Oklahoma City area, was sworn in Friday as the newest special judge in the Cleveland County court system.

Drug treatment courts help those charged with drug and alcohol offenses straighten out their lives, with documented success. But, efforts to reform Oklahoma's criminal justice system are causing unintended consequences for the program.

Drug treatment courts help those charged with drug and alcohol offenses straighten out their lives, with documented success. But, efforts to reform the state’s criminal justice system are causing unintended consequences for the program.

A visually impaired Clitheroe man, who for decades has campaigned for disabled rights, has been awarded a British Empire Medal in the Queen’s New Year’s Honours list.

The program puts social workers in the police department to respond to social service related calls.

Some of 2021’s most noteworthy moments in the Norman area came out of the Cleveland County courthouse.

After Rebecca Hogue was found guilty of first-degree murder through permitting child abuse Wednesday, one of her attorneys — who defended her free of charge — said he’s considering options