Coweta approves a $10 million fire station after firefighters were forced into temporary housing due to mold contamination.

Cedar fever Oklahoma symptoms are increasing as strong winds bring high pollen levels into the state, affecting thousands.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court rules lawmakers cannot alter the Tobacco Settlement Trust, saying only voters can approve changes to the $2 billion fund.

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

Oklahoma flu cases are increasing statewide, with hospitals reporting more severe illness and children accounting for most hospitalizations.

Pauls Valley officials confirm a rabid skunk was captured near a residence, prompting warnings for pet vaccinations and wildlife safety.

Oklahoma regulators ordered a Lawton medical marijuana grow to shut down after finding thousands of untagged cannabis plants.

Oklahoma health officials report flu risk is now high statewide, prompting schools to implement flu prevention protocols.

DHS announces partial expansion of Oklahoma’s childcare subsidy program beginning January 12.

A new opinion outlines how medical parole requests must be handled for aging inmates in Oklahoma prisons.

Oklahoma stands alone in refusing to release regional measles data, raising public health concerns.

Health insurance premiums are expected to rise sharply for nearly 300,000 Oklahomans as federal subsidies expire, raising concerns about affordability and coverage loss.

From job growth to infrastructure and education, here are five measurable successes Oklahoma achieved in 2025 as the year comes to a close.

Oklahoma has secured more than $200 million in federal funding to expand rural healthcare access through clinics, workforce support, and infrastructure improvements.

New Oklahoma medical marijuana laws affect cardholders, prescribing doctors, and DUI enforcement beginning January 1.

Oklahoma’s 988 mental health crisis line has handled tens of thousands of contacts, but federal funding ends this fall, shifting costs to the state.

A new AAA survey finds strong public support for vehicle technology designed to prevent impaired driving and reduce deadly crashes.

Seasonal flu activity is rising across the U.S., but Oklahoma continues to report minimal levels of illness, according to the CDC.

A proposed bill would exempt baby diapers from Oklahoma sales tax, aiming to ease monthly costs for families with young children.

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