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Opinion: Young Oklahoma voters can 'grab their future by the ballot' - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Young Oklahoma voters can 'grab their future by the ballot'

This year, the League of Women Voters is encouraging all eligible voters to get to the polls with a new campaign, “Grab Your Future by the Ballot.”

Legislation seeks to fund criminal justice alternatives almost six years after law's passage - Vimarsana News

Legislation seeks to fund criminal justice alternatives almost six years after law's passage

Oklahoma voters passed State Questions 780 and 781 in 2016 in a criminal justice reform effort that would reduce felonies and use the savings to fund mental health and substance

OK Justice Reform plans forum | The Journal Record - Vimarsana News

OK Justice Reform plans forum | The Journal Record

The OK Justice Reform organization has planned a forum on Wednesday about efforts to decriminalize mental illness and addiction.

Julius Jones is off death row, but here's why he might never be freed - Vimarsana News

Julius Jones is off death row, but here's why he might never be freed

What's next for Julius Jones? After he was commuted by Gov. Kevin Stitt, experts question whether he can be freed by future Oklahoma governors.

Health commissioner resigns, abortion bills halted and more - Vimarsana News

Health commissioner resigns, abortion bills halted and more

This Week in Oklahoma Politics, KOSU's Michael Cross talks with civil rights attorney Ryan Kiesel and former Republican Speaker of the State House Kris Steele sitting in for Neva Hill about the resignation of Health Commissioner Lance Frye a day after his agency settled a lawsuit allowing nonbinary Oklahomans to the gender on their birth certificates and the state Supreme Court's decision to keep three anti-abortion bills from moving forward.

Source: kosu.org