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While growth rates have slowed somewhat, Oklahoma's medical marijuana program is still seeing a bunch of new applications.

Criminal justice researchers argue that the practice of counting incarcerated people as residents of their correctional facility, commonly referred to as prison gerrymandering, distorts representation in government. Hundreds of counties, cities and school boards avoid counting prisoners when drawing local district boundaries, but few states make the adjustment. In Holdenville, Oklahoma, nearly a quarter of the population is made up of people incarcerated at the Davis Correctional Facility. More ...

Support for capital punishment, high among Oklahoma Republican voters, cuts across all age groups.

A state lawmaker has filed a bill to exclude marijuana growers from a sales tax exemption that benefits producers of agricultural products in Oklahoma.

OKLAHOMA CITY — Frustrated by years of gridlock over cannabis regulation, a newly formed marijuana advocacy group wants to enshrine new marijuana regulations into the state Constitution.

The system will capture and maintain records of all legal adult-use cannabis in Connecticut from seed to sale and monitor licensee activity.

In this week’s edition - - Senate Majority Leader Schumer reveals “agreement” to block cannabis banking legislation until social equity-focused legalization bill advances...

On any given day, four or five people sit in the mental health intake room at the Rogers County jail for observation. The small space is clean and painted different

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Remington Park, Lone Star Park president and general manager Scott Wells steps down.