Muskogee launches housing incentive program to turn vacant lots into affordable homes for workforce housing needs.

Oklahoma hunting fishing lawsuit moves to federal court after state Supreme Court declines case over tribal hunting and fishing rights.

The Oklahoma housing crisis grows as thousands of vacant homes remain unavailable due to cost, condition, and affordability challenges.

Oklahoma population growth continues as more than 25,000 new residents moved to the state, many Millennials from Texas.

A Tulsa County Little League dispute centers on unpaid utility claims and a push to vacate LaFortune Park.

The Oklahoma LGBTQ legislation debate intensifies after several House bills advance to the state Senate.

Oklahoma gas prices surge to about $3.05 per gallon as oil prices rise and spring break travel begins.

The Oklahoma recess mandate bill would require 30 minutes of daily recess for public school students and now heads to the full Senate for a vote.

Tulsa demolition derby crash at the Darryl Starbird Rod and Custom Car Show injured multiple spectators after a vehicle breached a safety barrier.

Nike N7 program expands to Madill Public Schools, providing Indigenous students with athletic equipment and support.

Oklahoma grocery spending ranks among the highest in the nation compared to income, according to a WalletHub analysis of food costs and wages.

A primate ownership in Oklahoma bill advances, setting new rules for exotic pet ownership while protecting zoos, veterinarians, and registered caretakers.

Oklahoma state employee pay study shows state salaries lag private sector by 48 percent, fueling turnover and legislative action.

TSA federal shutdown Oklahoma airports continues as workers remain on duty without pay during Department of Homeland Security funding lapse.

Presidents Day closures Oklahoma impact banks, post offices, and government services as federal and state offices observe the holiday.

The Oklahoma gun safety training bill advances in the House and would require schools to teach firearm storage and accident prevention.

The Oklahoma college bathroom bill moves forward, expanding 2022 K–12 restroom rules to colleges and universities statewide.

The driver license reading proficiency bill advances in Oklahoma, reinstating a literacy requirement for applicants after a strong committee vote.

Eliminating the Oklahoma medical marijuana industry could impact more than 315,000 patients, thousands of jobs, and millions in state and local tax revenue.

The OU Rock Creek Entertainment District received approval after the Oklahoma Supreme Court rejected a legal challenge.