A Texoma HIDTA report shows Oklahoma youth marijuana use ranking has risen to third nationally, citing industry oversupply concerns.

The Oklahoma Legislature approves naming a new Norman-area turnpike the Toby Keith Expressway, honoring the late country music star.

Putnam City Schools names Dr. Kenny Rodrequez as its 25th superintendent following a nationwide search process.

The Storm Prediction Center issues an Oklahoma severe storm risk with potential for one-inch hail and additional threats later this week.

An Elgin school bus crash on I-44 near Lawton injured 13 people. Three students remain hospitalized in critical condition.

Oklahoma narcotics officials say illegal fentanyl trafficking in Oklahoma is unlikely to decrease despite the death of a major Mexican cartel leader.

Senate Bill 2173 would create an educational program to help Oklahoma landowners negotiate oil, gas, wind, and solar energy leases.

Oklahoma files lawsuit against the U.S. Army over the Fort Sill dining contract, citing federal preference protections for blind contractors.

A total lunar eclipse will be visible early tomorrow as the Earth’s shadow covers the moon, creating a reddish Full Worm Moon.

Sen. James Lankford says U.S. military action against Iran could pressure the regime and create an opportunity for Iranian citizens to choose new leadership.

A new South Oklahoma City mental health facility will soon open, transferring patients from Griffin Memorial Hospital and expanding statewide care capacity.

House Bill 3314 would allow counties to impose a voter-approved public service impact tax on retail marijuana sales in Oklahoma.

Former Pentagon correspondent Mike Boettcher tells News 9 that U.S. strikes on Iran could escalate into a broader regional conflict with possible effects on Oklahoma.

The Epic Charter School preliminary hearing resumes in Oklahoma County as former CFO Josh Brock testifies about alleged financial misconduct.

The Oklahoma House advances citizenship verification for SNAP and Medicaid bills on party-line votes, sending the measures to the Senate.

The 2026 OU spring football game will be held April 18 at Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium with tickets on sale now.

The DOJ sues Oklahoma over access to unredacted voter registration records, citing the Civil Rights Act of 1960 and election record requirements.

Peterson Farms agrees to nearly $1 million settlement in the Illinois River Watershed lawsuit over alleged poultry waste pollution in Oklahoma.

Waynoka FFA students organize hay donations to help Oklahoma wildfire recovery efforts after hundreds of thousands of acres burned.

Oklahoma wildfire planning is strengthening 2026 response efforts with real-time monitoring, coordinated agencies, and faster deployment of National Guard and state resources.