Oklahoma Senate $254M education funding plan would redirect Teachers’ Retirement System dollars to teacher pay raises, literacy programs, and school funding.

Oklahoma Washington delegation reaction to the President’s State of the Union highlights support for energy independence, border security, and economic growth.

The Oklahoma recess mandate bill would require 30 minutes of daily recess for public school students and now heads to the full Senate for a vote.

The Oklahoma school library book requirements bill would mandate annual reporting, parental protest procedures, and potential funding penalties for districts.

Oklahoma drought assistance funding provides millions in water resource relief for farmers and ranchers, with applications opening through local FSA offices.

Oklahoma wildfire preparation plan emphasized by Governor Kevin Stitt as officials stress wildfire season is year-round amid forester vacancy.

The Oklahoma County jail budget shortfall could lead to staff layoffs and operational challenges if more than $5 million in funding is not secured.

The Department of Child Safety and Wellbeing bill would create a new state agency by merging juvenile affairs and child welfare services in Oklahoma.

A Harmon County Sheriff investigation is underway as the OSBI reviews potential violations of the Oklahoma Computer Crimes Act following multiple resignations.

An Oklahoma Red Flag Warning is in effect as gusty winds and low humidity create dangerous wildfire conditions statewide.

Puppy farms legislation in Oklahoma would tighten breeder requirements, increase transparency, and strengthen consumer protections for dog buyers.

Mexican drug lord killing of CJNG leader triggers retaliation violence across Mexico as Oklahoma City officials monitor impacts and travel alerts.

Oklahoma state employee pay raises face scrutiny as agency leaders see increases while workforce salaries remain far below private-sector pay levels.

The Oklahoma data center moratorium bill proposes a three-year pause on new facilities as Republican lawmakers debate infrastructure, energy, and economic impact.

Tulsa demolition derby crash at the Darryl Starbird Rod and Custom Car Show injured multiple spectators after a vehicle breached a safety barrier.

The Leo’s Law fentanyl testing bill requiring fentanyl testing within the Department of Human Services system advances in the Oklahoma House.

The U.S. Supreme Court tariff decision limiting presidential authority on higher tariffs is drawing reaction from Oklahoma Congressman Tom Cole.

The Oklahoma House legislative deadline cut more than 1,500 bills to about 700 still moving through committees as lawmakers continue the 60th legislative session.

Harmon County sheriff resignation and departure of three deputies leaves a leadership void as county officials work to maintain law enforcement coverage.

Oklahoma acting governor bill would require 24-hour notice to the lieutenant governor when the governor leaves the state, following 2023 storm response concerns.