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 proposed Oklahoma bill would require state boards and commissions to allow public comment on agenda items before taking official action.

Oklahoma’s Equalization Board meets Friday to release the first official estimate of available state revenue for the next fiscal year, shaping the 2026 budget debate.

commercial motor vehicle struck and damaged six county bridges above Will Rogers Turnpike in Rogers County on Wednesday afternoon

A rural Grady County water district is suing manufacturers over PFAS contamination linked to firefighting foam and long-term health risks.

Oklahoma now has the lowest average gas prices in the nation, driven by seasonal fuel blends, reduced demand, and increased refinery output.

Oklahoma leads the nation in executions, but new bipartisan alliances are strengthening the movement to end capital punishment in the state.

Oklahoma homeless service providers are facing uncertainty after a federal shift away from Housing First policies toward treatment and work requirements.

Oklahoma’s Office of Juvenile Affairs is requesting an $11.8 million budget increase, largely to address staffing, safety, and treatment needs at the Central Oklahoma Juvenile Center.

Hochatown officials say sharing a ZIP code is causing emergency delays, mail issues, and lost tourism funds. Congress must approve any change.

The FDA is recalling select Hidden Valley salad dressings sold in Oklahoma and other states after possible plastic contamination was discovered.

Bell ringers report strong donations, Angel Tree gifts are up, and Giving Tuesday breaks $4 billion nationwide — a bright moment for Central Oklahoma nonprofits.

Oklahoma moves forward with a dedicated hangar for the Dawn Aerospace Aurora Spaceplane, a key step toward launching the first spacecraft from the state.

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.

Oklahoma independents are blocked from participating in primaries for the next two years after a missed deadline triggers an automatic closure. Democrats dispute the decision.

Elk City police arrest Christopher Pitts after he attempted to meet a minor. Investigators say child sexual abuse material was found on his devices, and more victims are possible.

Coal County commissioners voted to suspend the sheriff and undersheriff, but a legal oversight kept both men on the job.

Despite political rhetoric, Chinese entities own less than 1% of foreign-held land in Oklahoma. Canada and European nations hold the majority.

Rep. Rick West again proposes requiring voters to approve any future legislative pay raises. The plan targets transparency and accountability.