Feral hog hunting Oklahoma legislation advances as lawmakers seek to curb widespread crop damage and property destruction caused by wild swine.

SNAP benefit funding Oklahoma could be impacted if the state fails to meet federal accuracy standards, potentially forcing taxpayers to cover program costs.

A free firewood Tulsa program is offering storm-damaged wood to residents of Tulsa, Bixby, and Jenks as cleanup efforts continue.

Oklahoma wastewater disposal regulation is under scrutiny after repeated pollution incidents linked to oil and gas wastewater spills statewide.

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

Oklahoma social program audit order directs agencies to review fraud in SNAP, Medicaid, TANF, and WIC and report findings within 90 days.

The Oklahoma alligator permit proposal would remove permit requirements for captive-hatched alligators, raising safety and wildlife concerns.

Federal farm aid shortfall concerns grow as farm groups say a $12 billion package fails to cover nearly $100 billion in losses from tariffs, inflation, and trade disputes.

A proposed Hennessey waste facility is under state review as residents voice concerns about contamination and environmental safety.

A stray cow caused chaos in Oklahoma City before a cowboy lassoed the animal during the Cattlemen’s Congress trade show.

Bald eagles are returning to Oklahoma for the winter, drawing visitors to lakes and parks across the state.

A proposed wind farm near McAlester could add 35 turbines to southeast Oklahoma as developers move forward with grid interconnection plans.

Tyson Foods says it may not renew contracts if Oklahoma receives a $100 million settlement in the Illinois River pollution case, drawing sharp criticism.

Oklahoma’s new comprehensive water plan identifies $24 billion in long-term infrastructure needs as lawmakers review budget requests from state agencies.

A national study shows major declines in U.S. agriculture exports. Oklahoma farm exports to China alone have fallen by more than $46 million this year.