Study finds Oklahoma women at risk
While Oklahoma has one of the highest incidence rates of men killing women, according to a national study, the rate has improved from the year before.
The state ranked ninth in the Violence Policy Center ’s "When Men Murder Women” homicide analysis released Tuesday. The Washington -based nonprofit cites 37 such Oklahoma homicides in the current report, down one from last year when the state ranked ...
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