“To be able to help provide a voice to someone who has no voice is an incredible opportunity and experience,” Behenna said.
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420: Many find medicinal benefits when using cannabis, regardless of legality
“I felt that marijuana calmed me down better and made me relax a lot more than over-the-counter drugs,” Doe said. “It was more effective than melatonin or other drugs.”
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420: People with substance abuse challenges benefit from new treatment protocol
Oklahoma is fighting addiction and substance abuse with treatment options and helpful organizations.
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“Over the next 10 years, we’re going see marijuana descheduled and we’re going to see hemp farms everywhere,” Echo-Hawk predicted.
“Over the next 10 years, we’re going see marijuana descheduled and we’re going to see hemp farms everywhere,” Echo-Hawk predicted.
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420: Data shows marijuana isn’t Oklahoma’s problem drug
Though marijuana is a hot topic in Oklahoma, the state’s most dangerous drugs aren’t necessarily found on the street.
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“I’ve watched that area literally go down to absolutely nothing,” Johnson told Oklahoma Gazette.
“I’ve watched that area literally go down to absolutely nothing,” Johnson told Oklahoma Gazette.
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Deputy’s bizarre death stands out in Oklahoma County history
While officer-involved shootings are making headlines today, the death of Deputy Levi A. Ezell is a different and unique tale.
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Chicken-Fried News: Hazardous ’Homa
The good news is Oklahoma City isn’t the most dangerous city in the state.
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Chicken-Fried News: Uninhibited criminal
Police were called and found him “sitting against a light pole with his hands around his crotch,” according to KOCO.com.
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Letters to the Editor: Dec. 2, 2015
The fact that every one of the 13 alleged victims is a black woman from our community, while the jury is entirely white and mostly male, raises legitimate concerns about fairness in our justice system.