Hospices Dumping Patients While Escaping Millions Owed to U.S.

Lois Armstrong and David Daucher closed their for-profit hospice in October to get out from under more than $27 million in refunds it owed the federal Medicare program, they said.

Prisons, child welfare issues await Okla lawmakers

SEAN MURPHY Associated Press OKLAHOMA CITY An overcrowded prison system, an outdated state water plan and a child welfare system that has drawn criticism for failing to properly care for vulnerable Oklahoma children are just a few of the problems facing lawmakers when they return to the state Capitol on Monday for the start of the 2012 legislative session. The Oklahoma Legislature, which will ...

Strong Business Demand Drives Exceptional Financial Performance for Kronos in First Quarter

Kronos Incorporated today announced financial results, company advancements, and customer successes for the first quarter of Fiscal 2012. Kronos revenues for the quarter increased 8 percent to $197.9 million.

Courtroom battle splits star's Oklahoma hometown

A water tower proudly proclaims that this is the hometown of country music star Garth Brooks. The main road through town? Garth Brooks Boulevard. So when the singer was awarded $1 million this week after ...

Garth Brooks' courtroom battle splits star's Oklahoma hometown

Residents in Yukon are stuck in the middle of a spat between their native son and one of the city's largest employers