Today: Judge says Oklahoma County jail is unsafe for mental health court participants

Today: Judge says Oklahoma County jail is unsafe for mental health court participants Sunday February 10, 2019 Good morning! Today's digital newspaper is available here. You are receiving this email because you are an Oklahoman subscriber. View Today's Print Replica › Daily dispatches from The Oklahoman exclusively for subscribers. If prompted to log in, use this email address. News Jail is not safe for some By Silas Allen Oklahoma County's mental health court will no longer keep participants in custody at the county jail while they await mental health treatment, a... Navigating districts: Urban revival leads to diverse area mix Neal Horton saw the potential of historic urban districts in Oklahoma City, and he risked everything in launching Bricktown. Even as Bricktown was... Escapee, girlfriend wanted to shoot it out with police Some time after escaping from the Payne County jail by posing as his cellmate, convicted murderer Patrick Marteaz Walker met up with his young... Opinion Valid Medicaid concerns Under the Affordable Care Act, states can add able-bodied adults to Medicaid with the federal government covering 90 percent of the cost. States... George Will: Limited government requires a limited president WASHINGTON Soon, in a federal court that few Americans know exists, there will come a ruling on a constitutional principle that today barely... Sports Sooners fall to Texas Tech and remind us that for the second straight year, Lon Kruger's team isn't getting better NORMAN With the first-half clock a few seconds from expiring Saturday, Texas Tech's Matt Mooney threw up an air ball from deep. But no matter.... FOR PETE'S SAKE Why being Pistol Pete meant being like dad The father and son were sitting in the stands above what was then Lewis Field, watching an Oklahoma State football game when Mark Whitlaw motioned... Pistol Pete at 60: Facts behind the Face of OSU Pistol Pete is among most iconic mascots in all of college sports. As we celebrate Pete, who became Oklahoma State's official mascot 60 academic... Business Veteran business consultant, author preaches intentional leadership "If you neglect plants — forget to water or prune them, or keep them in the dark — they won't grow and likely will die," he says, expanding on the... Business people: Local firms' new hires and promotions Diana Rawdon has joined Republic Bank & Trust as a senior vice president of professional and executive banking. She has 12 years of banking... Features Working layers: Distinguished Visiting Artist Mildred Howard uses various media to examine social issues NORMAN – Mildred Howard works in layers, whether she's collaging vintage newsprint with recent photographs, looking for the interplay of shadows... OKC Philharmonic to perform work by local Chickasaw classical composer Jerod Impichchaachaaha' Tate Jerod Impichchaachaaha' Tate believes his music is right at home on a program alongside French composers Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel and... Best-selling author to discuss meaning at happiness at USAO CHICKASHA — Emily Esfahani Smith, author of "The Power of Meaning: Crafting a Life That Matters," will headline the University of Science and Arts...

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