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I cover the Oklahoma Legislature for The Journal Record, a business and legal daily. I don't need 1,000 words.

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Special session: One month, one bill, one failure

Special session: One month, one bill, one failure

After exactly one month of special session, the only budget bill that has made it to the floor failed.

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5 New Products for Outdoor Living

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By Catherine Sweeney Verified
| Custom Builder Magazine Verified
Homeowners want more from their outdoor spaces, with a full 71% having hired or contacted a professional for exterior upgrades this year, according to a recent report from home remodeling and design platform Houzz. The latest product launches reflect that demand, giving builders and designers more options to create outdoor living spaces that function as extended areas of the home.
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After failed execution, Gov. Lee says no moratorium, no protocol changes for lethal injection

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By Catherine Sweeney Verified
| WKMS-FM (Murray, KY) Verified
It’s unlikely Gov. Bill Lee will call a death penalty moratorium before Tennessee’s next execution. Calls for a temporary suspension, investigation and corrective action plan have been ramping up since May. That’s when the Tennessee Department of Correction tried and failed to execute Tony Carruthers. The medical team couldn’t establish a typical intravenous line into his arms.
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After failed execution, Gov. Lee says no moratorium, no protocol changes for lethal injection

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By Catherine Sweeney Verified
| WPLN-FM (Nashville, TN) Verified
Gov. Bill Lee said the Tennessee Department of Correction followed protocol during the failed Tony Carruthers execution. It’s unlikely Gov. Bill Lee will call a death penalty moratorium before Tennessee’s next execution. Calls for a temporary suspension, investigation and corrective action plan have been ramping up since May. That’s when the Tennessee Department of Correction tried and failed to execute Tony Carruthers. The medical team couldn’t establish a typical intravenous line into his arms.
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