In Oklahoma City, law enforcement utilizes software to collect data from automated license plate recognition devices (ALPRs) and other video and data sources for analysis to support first responders in real-time, which is why it’s called the Real Time Information Center (RTIC). 

On March 7, 2023, Oklahoma will have a special election with State Question 820 on the ballot. Whether or not you are a cannabis consumer, there’s a reason you should have an opinion regarding the legalization of recreational marijuana in our state. The reality is: when the law impacts one, it impacts us all.

Gangs are often associated with violence, drugs, and crime, but there is a wide range of legal definitions for what constitutes a "gang."

Expungement in Oklahoma Explained One in three people in the United States has a criminal record that appears when a routine background check is pulled. Yet, involvement with the criminal legal system does not mean an individual is a threat to public safety. Criminal records often follow individuals long after they have served their time, and even if a criminal case was dismissed or the individual was found not guilty, the record of the charges may still have a negative impa

Violent crime is surging across the nation, yet Oklahoma City’s violent crime rates have dropped over the past several years.