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Canton Lake release heads to Lake Hefner as residents question water use near Calumet

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By Emma McAndrews Verified
| MSN Verified
Water released from Canton Lake last Thursday is moving down the North Canadian River toward Lake Hefner as part of a transfer intended to help replenish Oklahoma City's water supply after extreme heat and dry conditions lowered lake levels. As the released water reached the Calumet area, FOX 25 received complaints about possible water use along the river.
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Canton Lake release heads to Lake Hefner as residents question water use near Calumet

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By Emma McAndrews Verified
| KOKH-TV (Oklahoma City, OK) Verified
by Emma McAndrews Wed, September 23, 2026 at 10:43 PM Updated Wed, September 23, 2026 at 10:44 PM
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Families, Coffey demand accountability from jail health provider TK Health in Oklahoma

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By Emma McAndrews Verified
| MSN Verified
Families who say they lost loved ones in Oklahoma jails are demanding more transparency and accountability from TK Health, the private company that provides medical care to inmates across the state and was formerly known as Turn Key. Attorneys and attorney general candidate Nick Coffey joined the families in criticizing the company's record and urging action. The group claims the company has a history of inadequate jail medical care.
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