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OKC mom charged after newborn tests positive for four different drugs, DHS says (opens the original)
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — A woman is facing charges of child neglect after DHS said her two-week-old baby tested positive for amphetamines, methamphetamine, cocaine and fentanyl. According to court documents, the baby had been born inside an apartment where Savannah Sniffen lived. The baby was taken to OU Health, court documents say, where a blood analysis was performed, which is how DHS found out the baby had drugs in its system. Paramedics also said the baby was hypoglycemic, malnourished
Oklahoma lawmaker to file bill that bans the sale of kratom (opens the original)
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It's a drug that's used for chronic pain, and it's sold at places like gas stations and dispensaries. (KOKH) OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — An Oklahoma State Representative wants to ban the sale of kratom in Oklahoma. Kratom, an herbal extract that comes from the leaves of an evergreen tree that grows in Southeast Asia, is sold in the U.S. as an energy booster, mood lifter, pain reliever and remedy for opioid withdrawals. Several studies have found that some kratom sellers add more of the active
Soonercare members can now get weekly or monthly Brixadi injections with fewer hurdles (opens the original)
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OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — Soonercare members will now get easier access to a new medication used to combat opioid addiction. The Oklahoma Health Care Authority has implemented a new value-based agreement for Brixadi, a long-acting injectable medication used for opioid use disorder. Brixadi has only been on the market since 2023. The agreement with the OHCA allows for the removal of the prior authorization requirement for the drug, giving Soonercare members easier access to Brixadi without administr
OKC councilman cites death threats after controversial Flock contract renewal (opens the original)
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OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. (KOKH) — An Oklahoma City councilmember defended his decision to approve a renewed contract with the controversial video system Flock. Flock Safety license plate readers, which capture vehicle information, sparked a national debate over safety and privacy rights. Police say the cameras help officers locate stolen vehicles, missing people, and vehicles connected to crimes. However, privacy advocates say the system is easily misued, adding that mass surveillance technology sho
Stitt says 56 years is enough, calls vote to decide Oklahoma constitutional convention (opens the original)
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OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — Oklahoma could soon hold its first state Constitutional Convention in 56 years. On Wednesday, Governor Kevin Stitt announced he will put his recommendation on whether the legislature can call a Constitutional Convention to a vote of the people. The question hasn't been voted on since 1970, despite a constitutional provision requiring a vote every 20 years. “The Oklahoma Constitution is clear. At least every 20 years, Oklahomans have the right to decide whether it’s time to
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