Repairs begin at the Clara Luper National Sit-In Plaza after vandals scratched several bronze statues in downtown Oklahoma City.

Tulsa challenges Decatur, Arkansas wastewater expansion that could release 5 million gallons into streams feeding Lake Eucha and Lake Spavinaw.

Oklahoma child care subsidies for children age 6 and older end January 1, impacting 23,000 families statewide.

Authorities say the shooting death of 4-year-old Hayzel Jones in Afton was accidental after a loaded gun was left on a shelf.

The Oklahoma Regents for Higher Education eliminate 41 academic programs, suspend 21 more, and restructure nearly 200 others statewide.

Oklahoma Turnpike Authority approves nearly $1 billion for a bridge over the South Canadian River floodplain as part of the east-west connector.

Parents of a 2-year-old mauled to death by the family dog now face upgraded first-degree murder charges in Oklahoma County.

Coal County commissioners suspend Sheriff Jason Smith and Undersheriff Jesse Yother with pay following criminal charges.

A traveling Holocaust exhibit sponsored by the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum is now open at the Ada Public Library through January 8.

A judge denies a request to remove Attorney General Gentner Drummond from the Swadley’s Bar-B-Q criminal case but warns both sides about public comments.

OU Health will open a new cancer facility in McAlester on December 15 to expand access to treatment in rural Oklahoma, where mortality rates remain high.

An estimated six thousand Snow and Ross’s Geese have arrived at Lake Texoma, drawing visitors and wildlife photographers from across the country.

State leaders push to end emergency teacher certifications as districts warn they have no trained educators available to fill classrooms.

Four years after 72-year-old Linda Davenport was found murdered in her Broken Arrow home, police renew their plea for public tips in the unsolved case.

Freda Daugherty, who joined OHP in 1978 and served nearly 30 years, has died at age 82. She was one of the agency’s first female troopers.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court rules jail trusts are public bodies and cannot claim law enforcement exemptions to deny open records requests.

ODOT says it did not pretreat metro highways before the winter storm that caused 350+ crashes, citing forecasts that predicted lighter precipitation.

Ozzy, a French mastiff–bull mastiff mix from Oklahoma City, now holds the Guinness World Record for the longest dog tongue at nearly 8 inches.

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

OG&E asks Commissioner Hiett to step aside from its $506M natural gas turbine case, citing comments questioning the utility’s impartiality.