Oklahoma: Oklahoma State Prison

Bouillon leaves mark on Tucker (Canada.com) - 171 weeks ago

Ain't it amazin', sports fans?

Famed lawman had secret past (Tulsa World) - 171 weeks ago

"Here lies a man." That's the epitaph that should go on Frank Canton's headstone, Oklahoma Adjutant General C.F. Barrett said when the 78-year-old Canton died in 1927. It was a tribute to Canton's years as a sheriff, a deputy U.S. marshal and as the state's first adjutant general.

Arkansas News Bureau (Arkansas News Bureau) - 171 weeks ago

Public may need better notification of rules changes, senator says By John Lyon LITTLE ROCK - Legislators may want to look at whether state agencies are doing enough to notify the public before making changes to regulations, a state senator says.

Fears for Super Max jail with too few staff (Daily Telegraph) - 171 weeks ago

The world's most secure prison, home to America's worst criminals including convicted al-Qaeda terrorists, is operating in a "highly dangerous atmosphere" because of a critical lack of manpower, critics warn, writes Jacqui Goddard.

DNA links suspect to rape of 9-year-old (Tulsa World) - 171 weeks ago

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- A Newcastle man already in prison has been charged in a 1999 rape of a 9-year-old Oklahoma City girl because of a DNA match.

Oklahoma leads nation in jailed women, Louisiana in overall prison rate (KATC3) - 171 weeks ago

TULSA, Okla. A federal survey finds Oklahoma again leads the nation in the percentage of women in prison, while Louisiana has more men and women in prison -- per...

Oklahoma leads nation in jailed women, Louisiana in overall prison rate (KPLC) - 171 weeks ago

TULSA, Okla. A federal survey finds Oklahoma again leads the nation in the percentage of women in prison, while Louisiana has more men and women in prison -- per capita -- than any other state.

La. leads nation in overall prison rate (The Advocate) - 171 weeks ago

TULSA, Okla. (AP) -- A new federal report says Louisiana has more men and women in prison, per capita, than any other state. Oklahoma has more incarcerated women and the fourth-highest overall rate of incarceration of men and women.

Oklahoma season in review (Tulsa World) - 171 weeks ago

Sept. 2, Norman Oklahoma 24, UAB 17 With Oklahoma quarterback Paul Thompson making his first start in a year, the Sooners are tied at halftime and fall behind 17-14 in the third quarter. It's an uneasy feeling. In Thompson's previous start, OU lost 17-10 against TCU in a season-opener at home.

State continues to lead in number of female inmates (NewsChannel 10 Amarillo) - 171 weeks ago

TULSA, Okla. A federal survey finds Oklahoma again leads the nation in the percentage of women in prison. The study by the U-S Department of Justice shows that for...