A Stillwater teen convicted of raping two students returned to court under a youthful offender agreement as protesters voiced outrage over the lack of jail time.

OSU Tulsa secured a $30 million grant to expand medical training facilities and add new operating rooms and specialty care spaces.

The Oklahoma Sooners will host Alabama in the first round of the College Football Playoff after earning the No. 8 seed.

OSU officially introduces new head coach Eric Morris after Regents approve his five-year, $3.8 million-per-year contract.

Thousands of bills have already been filed ahead of Oklahoma’s 2026 legislative session, with another wave expected in January.

AAA reports gas prices have dropped below $3 per gallon nationwide for the first time since 2021, with Oklahoma holding the lowest average.

Oklahomans are invited to give feedback on future passenger and freight rail service during ODOT’s virtual State Rail Plan meeting.

The Cherokee Nation now owns the historic Worcester Cemetery, a significant cultural and historical site in Park Hill.

Attorney General Drummond moves to intervene in a lawsuit alleging State Farm used an internal system to deny or reduce roof damage claims.

A 9-year-old Sand Springs student is being praised for calling 911 when his school bus driver suffered a medical emergency.

A petition for State Question 841 seeks to gradually eliminate property taxes on Oklahoma homesteads by 2029.

Twenty-one Oklahoma lawmakers are asking the attorney general to investigate the state’s COVID-19 response, citing concerns raised by constituents.

SNAP benefit cuts are forcing low-income Oklahoma families to choose between food and rent, with 17% of residents relying on assistance.

Oklahoma’s AG joins multi-state effort targeting telecoms enabling scam robocalls; lawsuits filed against providers accused of violating federal rules.

ODOT deploys 500 trucks statewide after criticism over last storm; bridges pretreated as Oklahoma braces for more winter weather and dangerous roads.

Ceremony in Ardmore will commemorate the 429 crew members lost aboard the USS Oklahoma during the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack.

Emergency Management, Attorney General, and state drug bureau among agencies seeking major funding increases for facilities and operations.

A guard and resident were injured after juveniles gained access to restricted areas at COJC in Tecumseh. All youth accounted for; incident under investigation.