State lawmakers postponed action on two bills that would have changed a law Oklahomans voted on just three months ago.

The Education and Employment Ministry (TEEM) is hosting a toy drive this month to help inmates provide Christmas gifts to their children.

There are seven measures on the November ballot. Among them, one that hopes to reduce the prison population. But one county prosecutor says voters aren’t getting the whole story. 

For many, prison can be a revolving door because inmates just don't have the skills to return to normal life, but an Oklahoma City group is hoping to change all that, one member at a time.

An Oklahoma agency helping families impacted by incarceration needs help to give a special Christmas to a group of kids who are often forgotten.