A federal investigation finds eight young Oklahomans stole mail, forged checks, and used a stolen postal key in a wide-ranging financial scheme.

Rep. Molly Jenkins requests a legal review into whether the Legislative Compensation Board violated Oklahoma’s Open Meeting Act in approving lawmaker pay hikes.

A multi-county grand jury indicted Coal County Sheriff Jason Smith and Undersheriff Jesse Yother on abuse, assault, witness intimidation, and obstruction charges.

Oklahoma State names North Texas’ Eric Morris as its new head coach, seeking to rebuild after a rough stretch. Morris brings offensive pedigree and QB development history.

Oklahoma’s two major airports report crowded terminals as Thanksgiving travel ramps up. Officials urge early arrivals and valid ID.

Wagoner officials say 15 heavy-duty cords were stolen from the city’s holiday display, forcing costly repairs before the lighting event.

DHS says questioning of an OU professor was routine. Dr. Abedini called the experience distressing but thanked supporters for helping resolve it.

An Ardmore woman faces second-degree murder and reckless driving charges after a chase that ended in her husband’s deadly crash.

Viola Fletcher, one of the last known survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, has died at 111 after dedicating her life to telling the story of Greenwood.

Gov. Kevin Stitt appoints longtime prosecutor Janet Hutson as Muskogee County’s new district attorney following DA Larry Edwards’ death.

Family & Children’s Services in Tulsa will begin offering telepsychiatry appointments starting December 1, expanding mental health access.

Oklahoma’s Secretary of Energy and Environment Jeff Starling launches a campaign for Attorney General, emphasizing rule of law and constitutional defense.

An OU professor with a valid H-1B visa was detained by ICE while preparing to board a flight to Washington, D.C.

A Lawton man is sentenced to over 13 years in federal prison after a fentanyl sale linked to a deadly overdose in Stephens County.

A new survey shows Oklahoma crop producers struggling while cattle ranchers benefit from high beef prices and a booming livestock sector.

A new Oklahoma City Monopoly edition accidentally uses Tulsa’s skyline. The game will be reprinted, but no release date is set.

A proposed Oklahoma state question would phase out some property taxes by 2029, prompting concerns from county officials.

Oklahoma City parents face second-degree murder charges after their 2-year-old daughter was killed by a dog left inside her bedroom.

A federal appeals court is asked to reinstate a lawsuit challenging Oklahoma’s school bathroom law, arguing it violates Title IX and equal protection.

The Oklahoma State men’s cross-country team wins its second national title in three years and the sixth in program history. Slug: osu-cross-country-national-title