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Damion Shade: Oklahoma’s poorest rural areas are seeing increases in serious crimes
Rural Oklahoma is facing a generational crisis, writes the executive director of Oklahomans For Criminal Justice Reform.
A growing lack of attorneys in rural Oklahoma counties is creating access disparities
After earning his graduate law degree from New York University, Brent Howard accepted a job in Oklahoma City. But he quickly ...
In Oklahoma's 'legal deserts,' rural communities have few options for legal help
In all, an estimated 20 Oklahoma counties have been classified as a “legal desert:" They have fewer than one licensed attorney for every 1,000 people.
Oklahoma City police chief 'shocked' after learning of OHP's decision to focus on rural areas
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol announced plans to shift responsibilities on highways to metro-area law enforcement agencies.
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The Second Oldest City In Oklahoma Is A Quirky Route 66 Stop Off With Lake Stays And Rich Native Heritage
This offbeat Route 66 destination in Oklahoma blends outdoor escapes, Native history, and kitschy roadside attractions for a unique travel experience.