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‘It’s Time To Fix This:' Oklahoma United Pushes For Open Primaries In State Elections

News 9 Just over half of Oklahomans voted in the presidential election trailing only Hawaii for the lowest voter turnout nationwide. Oklahoma United wants to amend the state constitution opening state primaries to everyone.

SQ 792 Is The Only Liquor Law Option On November Ballot

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It’s now official, Oklahomans will be voting on only one option when it comes to changing the liquor laws in our state. State Question 792 will be on the November's ballot.

Texas Gov. Rick Perry wasn’t happy when Oklahoma authorities wanted to revoke the medical license of a Tulsa surgeon accused of performing operations that left patients paralyzed, in perpetual pain – or dead.

Gov. Fallin Hires Outside Lawyer For Execution Review, Legal Advice

Grant Hermes A familiar face will soon be back in the capitol building.

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Fallin Receives Letter On Behalf Of Pope Francis Concerning Glossip Execution

News 9 Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, Pope Francis' U.S. Representative, wrote the letter on behalf of the Pope asking Gov. Fallin "to commute" the death sentence of Glossip.

Fallin Receives Letter On Behalf Of Pope Francis Concerning Glossip Execution

News 9 Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, Pope Francis' U.S. Representative, wrote the letter on behalf of the Pope asking Gov. Fallin "to commute" the death sentence of Glossip.

State Board Of Corrections Approves Sentencing Reforms

Grant Hermes It is a major change to Oklahoma state prisons.

State Board Of Corrections Approves Sentencing Reforms

Grant Hermes It is a major change to Oklahoma state prisons.

Richard Glossip's Daughters Fighting To Stop His Execution

News 9 A petition to get a 60-day stay on an Oklahoma death row inmate's execution is now on the Governor's desk.

Richard Glossip's Daughters Fighting To Stop His Execution

News 9 A petition to get a 60-day stay on an Oklahoma death row inmate's execution is now on the Governor's desk.

Fight To Save Glossip Continues As Actress Takes Aim At Governor

not available not available Susan Sarandon won an Oscar for portraying Sister Helen Prejean in the movie Dead Man Walking. Now, the actress has joined Prejean in the real life fight to save Richard Glossip, who's set to be executed Sept. 16.

Fight To Save Glossip Continues As Actress Takes Aim At Governor

Actress, Anti-Death Penalty Advocate Respond To Gov. Fallin's Office On Twitter

News 9 Oscar-winning actress Susan Sarandon and anti-death penalty advocate Sister Helen Prejean team up to combat Gov. Fallin’s office.

Actress, Anti-Death Penalty Advocate Respond To Gov. Fallin's Office On Twitter

News 9 Oscar-winning actress Susan Sarandon and anti-death penalty advocate Sister Helen Prejean team up to combat Gov. Fallin’s office.

6 Investigates: Giant Pensions For Certain Elected Officials

News On 6 Some of Oklahoma's highest paid elected officials are among a select group of state workers able to cash in on a special, but now-defunct provision in state pension law.

6 Investigates: Giant Pensions For Certain Elected Officials

News On 6 Some of Oklahoma's highest paid elected officials are among a select group of state workers able to cash in on a special, but now-defunct provision in state pension law.

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State Budget Cuts Impact Corporation Commission

Alex Cameron Dozens of state agencies are preparing for the reality of cuts to their budgets, in the wake of the Legislature's approval last week of a $7.1 billion state spending plan. The Governor has not signed the budget bill into law yet, although she is expected to do so.

State Budget Cuts Impact Corporation Commission

9 Investigates: Giant Pensions For Certain Elected Officials

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Some of Oklahoma's highest paid elected officials are among a select group of state workers able to cash in on a special, but now-defunct provision in state pension law; in many cases, these officials' annual retirement is bigger than their highest salary.