Dozens hospitalized and hundreds evacuated in Weatherford after a semi-truck released ammonia fumes along I-40.

With flu activity rising and rural resources stretched, Oklahoma hospitals prepare for increased demand ahead of the winter.

Oklahoma schools and food banks are teaming up to make sure students have meals during the holiday break.

Langston University receives $3.125 million in U.S. Department of Education grants to expand rehabilitation programs and scholarships statewide.

Stillwater Medical Center will expand its emergency room to reduce wait times, upgrade equipment, and support staff as the region’s population grows.

The Washita County Sheriff’s Office plans a Fallen Officers Monument in Cordell to honor deputies and police who gave their lives in service.

A district title clash turned unforgettable when the Cashion football game lost power and both teams finished under new lights 15 miles away.

Sunny skies, road construction, and higher flight prices — here’s what to expect for holiday travel in and out of Oklahoma this season.

From smoked and fried to fresh and organic, here’s where to find the best turkey in Oklahoma this Thanksgiving season.

Tulsa Police report a suspect is dead after a domestic hostage situation ended in an officer-involved shooting and rescue of the victim.

Three Kiowa Code Talkers were honored posthumously at the Oklahoma Military Hall of Fame for their World War II service and bravery.

Buc-ee’s claims a Tulsa-based underwear brand copied its beaver logo, sparking a court case over trademark rights and cartoon characters.

For the third time this year, the Oklahoma County Jail appoints a new jail administrator — veteran and former patrol captain Tim Kimrey.

Oklahomans pause to honor military service members this Veterans Day, recognizing their sacrifice and commitment to protecting freedom.

Developers behind Coweta’s new data center plan to draw large volumes of water from the Verdigris and Arkansas Rivers for the massive tech project.

The Oklahoma Department of Human Services confirmed SNAP benefits are being distributed this week, with partial payments already reaching some users.

A Caddo County saltwater purge killed livestock and fish, prompting state action against a drilling waste company for environmental damage.

The Drummond vs Stitt dispute intensifies as Oklahoma’s Attorney General pushes a federal judge to fine major poultry companies $100 million.

Google plans two new data center locations in Muskogee and will commit $5 million to help grow workforce pipelines for A.I. and tech jobs in Oklahoma.

A federal judge temporarily halted a new Oklahoma drug law meant to restrict drug makers from interfering with hospital discount pricing programs.