Federal courts have found a man’s videotaped confession in the 1984 death of an Ada convenience store clerk to be almost entirely false but the state of Oklahoma is still fighting in court over ...

Oklahoma voters won’t choose their next governor for another year, but the Republican primary is already heating up. Recent polling from former Oklahoma House Speaker Charles McCall’s campaign ...

The estate of a man who died of a treatable throat infection at the jail alleges officials failed to provide adequate medical ...

More than a year after it was due, the state’s plan to provide court-ordered treatment for Oklahoma defendants found ...

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Family members of Olimpia Fisher urged the board to deny mercy, while Cuesta-Rodriguez told members he doesn't deserve ...

State regulators discovered strong signs of oil pollution, including high levels of salt and toxic metals, in one family’s drinking water. But for two years, they repeatedly delayed basic tests to ...

Public defenders say judges routinely fail to consider whether defendants can afford bail, leaving poor and homeless people ...

Regulators say the Ponca City carbon black plant failed to meet pollution limits, missed required equipment testing and ...

The Frontier and The Marshall Project were recognized for their joint reporting on jail health care. The news organizations took top honors in the hard news category for small digital organizations.