The state approved Operation SAFE housing funding of up to $800,000 to house about 40 people experiencing homelessness in Oklahoma City.

The Oklahoma riot law was upheld by the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals as lawmakers consider expanding the law to include masks at protests.

An Oklahoma severe thunderstorms risk is expected statewide Wednesday with potential for 60 mph winds and large hail, according to the National Weather Service.

Jennifer Meyer of Grove Public Schools named Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom Teacher of the Year for bringing agriculture lessons into her classroom.

Severe Tulsa Tech tornado damage at the Peoria campus could take up to two years to rebuild after storms caused major destruction.

A Woodward County wildfire burned about 250 acres near Moorland as firefighters and aircraft work to contain the blaze amid moderate fire danger.

The Integris Health daycare closure will impact about 350 children and 88 employees after the hospital system announced the centers will shut down in August.

The State Question 836 petition drive fell short of signatures needed to place the open primary proposal on an Oklahoma statewide ballot.

The Rogers County Sheriff’s Office says the wrong inmate was released from the Claremore jail Monday due to a name mix-up. The man was quickly located and returned to custody.

Seven northwestern Oklahoma tornadoes overnight left two people dead near Fairview and caused power outages and structural damage across Major and Grant counties.

The Oklahoma Weekly Review highlights the biggest state stories you may have missed this week, including youth marijuana rankings, education legislation, the Illinois River lawsuit, and national security developments impacting Oklahoma.

Oklahoma Sen. Markwayne Mullin has been nominated by President Donald Trump to serve as Secretary of Homeland Security, replacing Kristi Noem.

The daylight saving time change happens early Sunday as clocks move forward one hour, impacting sleep schedules.

Oklahoma police-involved fatalities rank among the highest per capita in the nation, raising questions about training and policy.

Marietta Public Schools becomes the first district in Oklahoma to install the Go To Green school safety system for emergency guidance.

Oklahoma’s severe weather history includes deadly tornadoes, record tornado seasons, and major climate disasters in Tornado Alley.

Bo Gritz, a decorated Vietnam War veteran from Enid and figure linked to the Rambo character, has died at age 87.

A bill expanding teacher background checks in Oklahoma moves forward in the Senate Education Committee.

HB3885 would expand suspension policies for elementary students who assault staff, targeting student behavior in Oklahoma classrooms.

Senate Bill 1540 advances to make child grooming a felony in Oklahoma, with penalties of up to 10 years in prison.