To see a person in their final days need a morphine drip should be enough for anyone to realize another form of pain treatment should be allowed if available.
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420: Oklahomans for Health hopes to change Oklahoma statutes
Oklahomans for Health is gathering signatures on a second petition in an attempt to make medical marijuana legal in the state.
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Chicken-Fried News: Investment time!
The state budget crisis and its effect on the state of education in Oklahoma could benefit from Boren’s investment idea.
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Groups strive to put third-party candidates on ballots
Members of Oklahoma’s Green and Libertarian parties hope petitions and proposed bills will open up voting options in Oklahoma.
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Group works for legalization of medicinal cannabis
Oklahomans for Health, with the support of Joe Dorman, prepare for a petition drive to legalize medicinal cannabis in Oklahoma.
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Blue Note Lounge hosts monthly medical marijuana concert series
Oklahomans for Health hopes its concert series can drive funds and petition support.
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Growing pains
Some neighbors are also pushing back on two new restaurants planned for 23rd Street that they say could cause traffic issues on the residential streets close to the growing commercial district north of downtown. “We are all for responsible development, but we cannot live somewhere that [has] constant late-night noise and can’t take the loss […]
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Court gives mixed ruling in storm shelter fight
Take Shelter Oklahoma, a group that had been collecting signatures to force a ballot question to use $500 million in state bonds to build shelters, filed a lawsuit against Attorney General Scott Pruitt last year after he changed the language on their petition and ballot. The lawsuit made its way to the state Supreme Court, […]
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Shaky shelter
In an exclusive News9/Oklahoma Gazette poll, 52 percent of Oklahoma City residents “strongly supported” public funding to help build storm shelters in public schools. Another 26 percent “somewhat supported” the idea. The survey included 980 city residents, with a margin of error of plus or minus 3.13 percent. Though, when asked where the funding should […]
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Storm Shelter funding debate gets heated
In an exclusive News9/Oklahoma Gazette poll, 52 percent of Oklahoma City residents “strongly supported” public funding to help build storm shelters in public schools. Another 26 percent “somewhat supported” the idea. The survey included 980 city residents, with a margin of error of plus or minus 3.13 percent. Though, when asked where the funding should […]