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· 6hOklahoma says it will retry death-row inmate, after US Supreme Court tossed conviction
Four months after the U.S. Supreme Court threw out Oklahoma death row inmate Richard Glossip’s murder conviction and granted him a new trial, Oklahoma's attorney general said on Monday that he will retry him and seek a life sentence.
According to the press release, "The University of Oklahoma Athletics Department announced Monday the hiring of several ...
An Oklahoma judge granted a temporary stay of execution Monday to a man whose transfer to death row was expedited by the ...
Recent Stillwater High School graduate Mason Schubert has joined the Cowboys as the team’s fourth quarterback, first reported ...
Over the last few years of drought, Oklahoma communities struggled with drinking water, and the agriculture industry was ...
The Oklahoma City Thunder's run is having a big impact on business, from some of the area's biggest brands down to a ...
Trinity expects to be operational in all state prisons by mid-December, with some facilities transitioning sooner.
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Oklahoma Sooners hire new head trainerThe Oklahoma Sooners have hired a new head trainer after injuries piled up for the program in 2024.
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Oklahoma Sooners projected to land 2026 3-Star DT Tavian BranchThe Oklahoma Sooners have been rolling on the recruiting trail in the 2026 recruiting class. After a successful official ...
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