The Oklahoma flash drought is delaying winter wheat planting and straining cattle producers as a cold front and strengthening El Niño offer hope for rainfall.

The Gracemont Fire evacuation update brings relief near Scott, Oklahoma, after a lawn mower-sparked wildfire burned more than 3,000 acres.

Altus City Reservoir aquatic weed growth is under investigation as officials test the water and urge swimmers and boaters to avoid thick vegetation.

The Oklahoma medical marijuana industry decline has eliminated thousands of grow operations as tighter regulations and enforcement reshape the state's cannabis market.

Oklahoma cattlemen question local meat processing as a quick solution to high beef prices, with Michael Kelsey pointing instead to diesel costs.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond says farmers do not need highway escorts when hauling qualifying farm equipment between fields.

Gov. Kevin Stitt has created the Oklahoma Beef Industry Advisory Council to support cattle producers and strengthen the state’s beef market.

Tuttle Water Restrictions are now in effect as extreme heat strains the city's water system. Here's what residents need to know about the new Stage 2 Water Restrictions.

The Oklahoma governor race candidates debated water rights, agriculture, data centers and industrial development during the Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association forum in Tulsa.

The USDA is restoring the prevented planting insurance buy-up option, giving Oklahoma farmers another tool to manage weather-related crop risks.

FEMA has approved more than $100,000 to reimburse Oklahoma for emergency firefighting costs related to the 2025 Logan County wildfire as part of a multi-state disaster recovery package.

A timber theft ring investigation in northeast Oklahoma has led to four arrests as officials warn landowners to watch for signs of illegal logging.

Smoke River Ranch says Oklahoma securities regulators are investigating its herdshare program. No charges have been filed as the legal dispute continues.

John Deere has reached a right-to-repair settlement with the FTC, expanding repair access for farmers and independent technicians nationwide.

Daylight Saving Time could become permanent after the U.S. House passed the Sunshine Protection Act, sending the proposal to the Senate for consideration.

Rep. David Hardin says the proposed Illinois River Watershed settlement is a positive step as the agreement awaits federal court approval.

Drummond reaches nearly $44 million settlement with six poultry companies to resolve a 21-year lawsuit over pollution in Oklahoma's Illinois River watershed.

Oklahoma cattle producers are focused on the New World screwworm threat, drought, cattle prices and risk management at the 2026 Summer Cattle Industry Business Meeting.

The Oklahoma forestry director position remains vacant more than 15 months after Governor Kevin Stitt dismissed former State Forester Mark Goeller following the 2025 wildfire outbreak.

Oklahoma pollinator grants are now available to help homeowners, businesses, and nonprofits create native habitats that support bees, butterflies, birds, and other pollinators.