A student screen time Oklahoma bill would limit computer use for Pre-K through 5th grade students to one hour per day starting next school year.

A free firewood Tulsa program is offering storm-damaged wood to residents of Tulsa, Bixby, and Jenks as cleanup efforts continue.

A Bryan County bank fraud investigation led to felony charges after two men allegedly attempted to pass forged U.S. bonds at a Durant bank.

Eliminating the Oklahoma medical marijuana industry could impact more than 315,000 patients, thousands of jobs, and millions in state and local tax revenue.

Oklahoma voter registration now tops 2.4 million, with Republicans holding a majority as the deadline to change party affiliation approaches.

Drummond campaign money surged at the end of 2025, with Attorney General Gentner Drummond reporting nearly $4 million as Oklahoma’s governor race heats up.

An Oklahoma public safety bill on crime scene images advances, targeting first responders while protecting media access.

The OU Rock Creek Entertainment District received approval after the Oklahoma Supreme Court rejected a legal challenge.

An Oklahoma marijuana trafficking operation with international ties has been dismantled following multi-agency arrests.

A drone company in Oklahoma City is expanding defense and counter-drone technology work through military and research partnerships.

The Governor Stitt budget proposal includes nearly ten percent cuts impacting public schools, retirement systems, and state services.

Social Security cuts in Oklahoma are causing longer wait times, fewer appointments, and reduced access to benefits for residents statewide.

Oklahoma medical marijuana bills would cap grower licenses, expand pesticide testing, and limit THC levels in edible products.

A grandmother convicted in the Oklahoma Panhandle murders has been sentenced to life without parole after orchestrating the killings of two women.

A former Drumright teacher has been arrested following an Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation sexual abuse investigation involving students.

Governor Kevin Stitt renews calls to eliminate the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association during his State of the State address.

Oklahoma Democrats criticize Governor Stitt’s State of the State speech, opposing medical marijuana repeal and raising concerns over tribal relations.

Oklahoma tribal relations have been damaged under Governor Stitt, according to Rep. Scott Fetgatter, who urges renewed cooperation.

Ozempic use in Oklahoma ranks sixth nationally, with households spending thousands each year on weight-loss medications.

Immigration bills in Oklahoma would expand law enforcement cooperation with ICE and impose new requirements on employers.