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Tulsa Police Chief Dennis Larsen To Retire After More Than 47 Years Of Service
Tulsa Police Chief Dennis Larsen will retire September 30 after more than 47 years with the Tulsa Police Department as the city begins its search for a new police chief.


Sen. Alan Armstrong Pushes Pipeline Permitting Reform To Lower Energy Costs
Oklahoma U.S. Sen. Alan Armstrong is pushing pipeline permitting reform, arguing federal approval delays and state roadblocks increase energy costs for consumers.


AI Powered private School With No Traditional Teachers Opening In Oklahoma This August
An AI-powered private school is opening in Edmond and Tulsa, replacing traditional teachers with AI instruction and bringing a new education model to Oklahoma.


Missing 14-Year-Old Broken Arrow Girl Found Safe, Tulsa Store Clerk Arrested
A missing 14-year-old Broken Arrow girl was found safe after a week-long search, and a Tulsa store clerk was arrested on child-related complaints.


Rising Gas Prices Hit Drivers Again As Global Tensions Push Oil Higher
Rising gas prices are returning as global tensions push oil prices higher, affecting Oklahoma drivers while boosting the state's energy industry.


Brent Venables Says Leadership, Experience Fuel Oklahoma's 2026 Season
Brent Venables says Oklahoma enters the 2026 season with its strongest leadership and most experienced roster since he became the Sooners' head coach.
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