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Winter weather is welcomed by some and loathed by others. Some want to hibernate until the mercury rises and the warm sun returns, while others relish in the crisp air, fluffy snow and the absence of insects.
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A man serving life for a 2011 murder in Seminole was found dead in his cell at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester last weekend.
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Rep. Danny Williams, R-Seminole, this interim held a study that examined criminal sentencing and decisions made by the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board.
Read moreLocal libraries are invaluable resources for residents, including students and their families. The value of libraries has been recognized for far longer than many may realize. The Franklin Public Library, opened in 1778 in Franklin, Massachusetts, is considered the first lending library in the United States. Since then, libraries have become integral components of communities across the nation and even the globe.
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Oklahoma’s death row is dwindling with each execution.
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A new study by Birth Injury Lawyers Group reveals Oklahoma has the fifth-highest midwife shortage among the U.S. states.
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