OSBI cybercrime unit legislation moves forward as Oklahoma lawmakers consider $3 million to combat digital crime and online fraud statewide.

The driver license reading proficiency bill advances in Oklahoma, reinstating a literacy requirement for applicants after a strong committee vote.

The parental choice tax credit expansion clears an Oklahoma House committee as lawmakers debate funding impact and future growth of the program.

A virtual Jewish charter school application was rejected by Oklahoma’s charter board over constitutional concerns about public funding and religious education.

The Expand Energy headquarters move to Houston is drawing reaction from Oklahoma leaders as the state assesses impacts on jobs and the energy industry.

Feral hog hunting Oklahoma legislation advances as lawmakers seek to curb widespread crop damage and property destruction caused by wild swine.

Oklahoma budget shortfall concerns are rising as tax cuts, the end of federal COVID funds, and federal budget cuts leave agencies facing major gaps.

Avant boys fall through ice at Bird Creek in Osage County, prompting safety warnings from authorities about frozen waterways and winter conditions.

OSU athletics Big 12 fine imposed after conference investigation into inappropriate chants during a basketball game against BYU.

United Healthcare Integris Health agreement temporarily maintains patient coverage in Oklahoma while both sides negotiate a long-term contract before March ninth.

Oklahoma special election day brings school bond votes, school board races, and mayoral elections statewide with polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Expand Energy headquarters move to Houston later this year as the company strengthens partnerships while maintaining Oklahoma operations and workforce.

Oklahoma prison nicotine vapes policy would allow regulated nicotine vapes and pouches to reduce contraband smuggling, inmate debt, and violence.

Oklahoma medical marijuana changes remain under review as Senate leaders say lawmakers can reform the industry without a statewide vote.

The Oklahoma SNAP error rate is drawing concern from lawmakers after an auditor warning that accuracy problems could trigger federal penalties and higher state costs.

The winter storm cost Oklahoma nearly $8 million as transportation crews used brine, salt, and sand to treat roads and respond to icy conditions statewide.

The Caddo Nation embezzlement case concludes after a former employee pleaded guilty to diverting tribal funds and now faces federal sentencing.

An Okmulgee phishing scam involves callers demanding money for fake arrest warrants. Police warn residents to hang up and report the fraud.

The social studies standards Oklahoma draft is gaining praise after a court rejected the previous version, with educators and advocates supporting the new approach.

The worship service protection bill Oklahoma would create penalties for intentionally disrupting religious services and now awaits the governor’s decision.