While investigating a gunshot report, police found 50 marijuana plants and an interesting local character who lives in a school bus.
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Metro Briefs: Run, OKC, run!
City residents living in wards 2, 5, 6 and 8 who are interested in running for a seat on the Oklahoma City Council can file Jan. 28-30 at the Oklahoma County Election Board.
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Chicken-Fried News: Not without a fight
An Oklahoma County corrections officer trainee has been fired for possession and fighting with cops.
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Oklahoma’s statewide petition process offers many challenges and confusing laws.
Oklahoma’s statewide petition process offers many challenges and confusing laws.
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Fallin backs marijuana oil in limited medical use
Gov. Mary Fallin announced support for a study into whether CBD oil should be legalized for medical use in Oklahoma.
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Chicken-Fried News: Weed use will end in ‘tragedy’
Sen. Tom Coburn has warned the public about the dangers of legalizing marijuana for any reason.
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Johnson is going to pot
Sen. Connie Johnson views the marijuana legalization effort as good public policy, not just a campaign tactic.
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LETTERS
Thank you, Rev. Meyers Thanks for your commentaries, Rev. Robin Meyers. I always read your views. — Mel Wright Oklahoma City Let’s be pioneers To the state of Oklahoma, the first Oklahomans were called pioneers. We pride ourselves as pioneers and leaders of industry in many areas and fields, mainly our natural resources. Right here, […]
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Prohibition, not pot, is the problem
Neill Franklin, executive director of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP), spent 34 years with the Maryland State Police working primarily in drug investigations. Franklin spoke earlier this month at a University of Oklahoma conference entitled, “The War on Drugs and Mass Incarceration: Myths and Realities.” During an interview with Oklahoma Gazette, Franklin said state lawmakers […]
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Marijuana rally scheduled Wednesday
Medical Marijuana Day will consist of lobbying, advocacy and training, according to Norma Sapp, director of the Oklahoma chapter of National Organization for Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML). An advocacy training session in Room 104 is slated for 10 a.m. The meeting is designed to help citizens understand the most effective way to lobby their […]