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First Watch: Stuff You Should Know - Oklahoma Watch (opens the original)
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Sand Springs Fire Marshal Mike Nobles told the owner of Solos Extracts to shut down his marijuana processing booth in January because of an outdated sprinkler system. At 1 a.m. on August 27, the facility exploded and destroyed the building, killing two employees. Nobles had no reason to believe anyone was still operating there. As Brenna Witchey reported, the explosion has exposed systemic gaps in how Oklahoma regulates the marijuana processing facilities where workers use flammable gases like b
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Mary Baerg’s adoptive parents sent her to New Lifehouse Academy in rural Delaware County after a suicide attempt, believing she would get the mental health support she needed. Baerg said she found something else: rigid discipline, food restriction, physical restraint and a teacher who she says made inappropriate sexual advances that staff dismissed. As Ashlynd Baecht reported for The Frontier, 24 former students who attended New Lifehouse over the past decade described a program built on control
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A constituent kept calling Sen. Julia Kirt about the house next door — boarded up for more than a decade, squatters coming and going, police and fire responding repeatedly. Kirt started researching land banks. As Jake Ramsey reported, Kirt held a Senate interim study on September 15 after her land bank bill died in committee this spring without a vote. Land banks are quasi-governmental entities that acquire vacant, abandoned and tax-delinquent properties, clear their legal titles and transfer th
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Messiah Shanks was watching a movie on his tablet when he heard it — punches echoing through the pod, a man groaning. He moved to the door of his cell on the 12th floor of the Oklahoma County Detention Center and picked up the emergency phone. It was 1:30 a.m. As Jennifer Palmer and Brenna Witchey reported, Shanks called four times over the next 45 minutes while Clinton Pike was beaten to death two cells away. The jail’s phone operator, Debbie Binkley, told Shanks that sight checkers would be co
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Sandi Hegeman was able to attend her son’s wedding because Medicare paid for someone to stay with her mother-in-law. That sentence captures both the promise and the limitation of the GUIDE program in Oklahoma. As Raynee Howell reported, the Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience program is a Medicare trial model now in its third year, providing dementia patients and their caregivers with a care navigator, 24/7 hotline access, $2,500 in annual respite funding and a structured care plan. In Oklah
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