Oklahoma lawmakers prefile Senate Bill 1243, requiring proof of citizenship or lawful presence to obtain or renew driver licenses.

Duncan police are investigating allegations that a teacher stuck students with a needle, prompting administrative leave and an ongoing inquiry.

The University of Oklahoma removes a graduate assistant after reviewing grading practices tied to a Bible essay grading controversy and approving a student appeal.

An Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper is released from the hospital after being struck on I-40. The truck driver involved later died. The crash remains under investigation.

The Oklahoma Historical Society budget request includes new funding to preserve thousands of historic artifacts, artworks, and state records.

An Amazon delivery center in Weatherford is planned for 2026, bringing jobs, economic growth, and faster deliveries to western Oklahoma.

The Better Business Bureau warns Oklahomans about seasonal scams that spike during the holidays, including fake ads and delivery texts.

Seasonal flu activity is rising across the U.S., but Oklahoma continues to report minimal levels of illness, according to the CDC.

An Oklahoma City man receives a 10-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to a racially motivated assault in 2023.

More than 10,000 people participated in a public opinion poll aimed at improving Oklahoma schools, with over 100,000 comments submitted.

A new legal opinion from the Oklahoma Attorney General says the state cannot prosecute tribal members hunting on their own reservation lands.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond joins other states opposing the reclassification of marijuana, citing ongoing community harm and public safety concerns.

A former Tulsa pastor has been indicted by a multi-county grand jury on charges of rape and lewd acts involving minors dating back to the 1980s.

A proposed bill would exempt baby diapers from Oklahoma sales tax, aiming to ease monthly costs for families with young children.

Two men are in custody after police say they stole a 225-pound bronze statue from outside the Sperry Library and sold it for scrap.

OU and Norman police outline security plans, street closures, and schedule changes ahead of the College Football Playoff game Friday night.

Tyson Foods says it may not renew contracts if Oklahoma receives a $100 million settlement in the Illinois River pollution case, drawing sharp criticism.

Oklahoma’s new comprehensive water plan identifies $24 billion in long-term infrastructure needs as lawmakers review budget requests from state agencies.

A proposed Oklahoma bill would require state boards and commissions to allow public comment on agenda items before taking official action.

Oklahoma’s Equalization Board meets Friday to release the first official estimate of available state revenue for the next fiscal year, shaping the 2026 budget debate.