Well, well: AG’s water warning dines on speculation
Turns out the state had the wrong agency try to find what caused a deadly E. coli outbreak in northeastern Oklahoma last year. The Health Department wasn’t the place to turn. It was the attorney general’s office.
The Health Department searched for the offending bacteria strain after one man died and more than 300 people got sick from eating at a restaurant in Locust Grove . In allowing the restaurant to ...
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