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A few new initiatives are hoping to legalize recreational marijuana use by those 21 years and older in Oklahoma. Two petitions have been filed with the Secretar

Since 1968, the public has been called upon to vote on capital punishment 18 different times. In every case, it was upheld.

Two competing ballots regarding the legalization of marijuana could be on the ballot this fall.

Oklahomans could see on the ballot this year competing state questions to legalize recreational marijuana.

The supply side of the Oklahoma marijuana equation is causing serious problems that must be addressed.

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.

Florence Jaramillo pays $64 per pound for real honey. She’s been known to drive through the night to ...

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.

As we close the books on 2021, I’d like to reflect on the opportunities ahead.

More than 230,000 people have been added to Oklahoma’s Medicaid rolls since the start of an expansion of the program sparked by passage of State Question 802 last year.