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The spiritual advisor for several of Oklahoma’s death row inmates filed a lawsuit against the Department of Corrections last week.
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This Week in Oklahoma Politics we discuss a new report from the Legislative Office of Fiscal Transparency against the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust's spending on cessation programs, Epic Virtual Charter School's new board giving $2.5M to a company owned by the brother of its former chairman and a study looking at 18 fatalities from police pursuits over a five-year period.
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The Oklahoma Department of Corrections said William S. Key Correctional Center in Ft. Supply is unsafe and too expensive to keep open.
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Prisons around the state briefly locked down and cancelled visitation over the weekend after a prisoner at North Fork Correctional Center in Sayre seriously injured multiple other prisoners.
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The Oklahoma Department of Corrections is making more progress than many states vaccinating prisoners and employees against COVID-19. But some advocates…
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Starting April 1, Oklahoma state prisoners will be allowed to see visitors again. Visitation has been suspended since September 2020 to prevent the spread…
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Oklahoma Department of Corrections is easing prison lockdowns across the state.Prisoners’ movements have been restricted since late November after more…
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As the 2021 tax season looms, Oklahomans are waiting for another round of COVID-19 relief payments. State prisoners are also waiting to get their stimulus…
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Two prisoner advocacy groups are going to protest the treatment of incarcerated Oklahomans in front of the state Department of Corrections headquarters…
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The state Board of Corrections approved a list of legislative requests on Wednesday that will be introduced to lawmakers during the next legislative…