A former Bartlesville minister charged with embezzlement and privacy violations is accused of diverting $41,000 in church funds and accessing private counseling sessions.

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

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

Oklahoma lawmakers revive efforts to prohibit foreign law in Oklahoma courts with House Joint Resolution 1040, sending the issue back to voters.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is investigating a proposed Broken Arrow mosque development over legal and compliance concerns.