National Weather Service funding has been restored for the fiscal year, securing support for Oklahoma-based severe weather research and forecasting.

Oklahoma literacy policy debate continues as Democrats urge sustained investment, citing Mississippi’s long-term approach to reading reform.

A Grady County gas well blowout near Blanchard forced evacuations as crews work to cap the well and protect public safety.

Oklahoma linemen storm response teams are helping restore power in Mississippi after an ice storm left thousands without electricity.

Tulsa County jail mail policy now requires copying and shredding originals to stop drug-soaked paper and improve inmate safety.

Oklahoma black market marijuana farms remain active despite shutdowns, as Attorney General Gentner Drummond seeks more funding to continue enforcement.

Buddy Hield jersey retirement is set for February 21 at Oklahoma, honoring the former Sooner star during a halftime ceremony.

Oklahoma DHS funding request seeks $57 million to offset federal cuts impacting child care subsidies and after-school programs.

An Oklahoma driver license data transfer lawsuit seeks to block sharing driver data tied to REAL ID with a nonprofit linked to Homeland Security.

An Oklahoma Capitol alcohol ban proposal follows accusations of lawmakers drinking on the job, drawing sharp reaction from Senate leaders.

Oklahoma City ICE facility plans appear to end as Mayor David Holt says owners stopped talks with Homeland Security over the 2800 S. Council Road site.

An Oklahoma court has ordered State Farm to release internal documents tied to disputed roof claims involving hail and wind damage.

Oklahoma House Democrats unveil a legislative agenda focused on wages, utility costs, insurance affordability, and education funding ahead of session.

An Oklahoma data center moratorium proposal would pause new facilities for three years amid concerns over water use and infrastructure impact.

U.S. mayors speak out on violence tied to ICE operations, calling for restored trust and cooperation between cities and federal agencies.

A body was discovered in Edmond in a trashcan after police responded to a fight. OSBI says the woman was the teen’s mother and a teen has been arrested.

Ajay Pittman resignation follows an investigation into campaign finance reimbursements and her removal from the House Democratic Caucus.

A new Oklahoma aluminum plant will be built in Inola, creating thousands of construction jobs and permanent manufacturing positions.

Oklahoma population growth has slowed to its lowest level since the pandemic, according to new U.S. Census Bureau data.

UPS job cuts will eliminate 30,000 jobs as the company reduces Amazon package volume and closes facilities nationwide.