ODOC inmate Brandon Baker was apprehended Thursday evening near Hwy 59 and Hawcreek Rd. in Hodgen, Oklahoma, by a U.S. Forest Service officer.

Tulsa’s Oaklawn Cemetery will undergo its fifth excavation in the ongoing search for victims of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.

Oklahomans will soon begin gathering signatures for State Question 836, a proposal to create open primaries for all state elections.

Oklahoma courts struggle with a shortage of reporters, leading to trial delays and increased workloads for judges statewide.

Ponca City police arrested a man accused of repeatedly punching a deer and resisting officers while intoxicated.

More than 80,000 Oklahoma families could lose access to WIC nutrition benefits if the government shutdown continues.

Families of Oklahoma City bombing victims volunteer as guides during the shutdown to keep the memorial experience alive for visitors.

State revenues rose in September, driven by income taxes, but sales tax collections fell as Oklahomans cut back on spending.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled new business courts unconstitutional, saying unelected judges violate the state’s founding documents. URL Slug:

Lawmakers study how to lower or eliminate state park entrance fees. Tourism officials suggest TSET funding could support healthier outdoor recreation.

The Oklahoma Ethics Commission investigates former Superintendent Ryan Walters for potential conflicts of interest after leaving office.

Country star Luke Combs will perform at OU’s Owen Field on May 9, surpassing Garth Brooks’ all-time sales record.

Southwestern Oklahoma State University holds vigil for missing 18-year-old student Logan Musil, last seen Sept. 12 in Weatherford.

Superintendent Lindel Fields pledges transparency, faster communication, and contract reviews to rebuild trust in Oklahoma’s education system.

Oklahoma families face mounting debt as delinquent credit cards and auto loans hit 2009 recession levels, economists warn.

Oklahoma’s Transportation Commission approved an $8B plan to rebuild roads and bridges statewide. ODOT says $27B is needed to meet all repair goals.

A Texas truck driver faces manslaughter charges after allegedly watching a TV show while hitting two Oklahoma Turnpike workers, killing one and injuring another.

Oklahoma City residents will vote Oct. 14 on a $2.7 billion bond proposal focused on roads, safety, and housing.

OU holds steady at #6 in AP Top 25 as Texas falls out ahead of Saturday’s Red River Rivalry.

Federal workers will receive back pay under the 2019 Fair Treatment Act, but contractors remain uncertain.