Former Oklahoma Department of Corrections Director Steven Harpe approved a million-dollar deal with a private vendor in early April to install AI call monitoring software in seven state prisons.

With the federal government shutdown threatening to cut off SNAP food benefits for thousands of Oklahomans, state leaders voted Monday to tap emergency funds to keep food assistance going—but only ...

Anthony Lennon, one of Oklahoma's "Ten Most Wanted," disappeared in 2012 after authorities charged him in a second case ...

Thieves broke in to the small Atoka County public safety agency, stealing thousands of dollars worth of gear. "It's kind of ...

The 26-year-old rapper performed on Saturday night at the Paycom Center, home of the Oklahoma City Thunder. Interim jail ...

Cathey, 35, dumped a man’s body in a well along County Road 106 in west Little River County, near the Oklahoma border. Arkansas State Police were made aware of the incident on Jan. 2, 2024, when the ...

A former Oklahoma Department of Corrections (ODOC) director who approved a million-dollar deal with a private vendor is now working with that company.

Months after approving a deal with a private company, former Oklahoma Department of Corrections Director Steven Harpe joined ...

Former DOC Director Steven Harpe joined LEO Technologies months after approving a $1M contract with the company, raising ethics concerns.

Former Department of Corrections Director Steven Harpe approved a million-dollar deal with a private vendor in early April to ...

By law, a state employee who uses their authority to award a private contract is prohibited from becoming an employee of that ...

ASHDOWN, Ark. — According to the Arkansas State Police (ASP), an Oklahoma man has been found guilty of abuse of a corpse after dumping a body in a well in Little River County. In December 2024, an ...