The Thunder extend their winning streak to nine games as Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scores 37 in a dominant 122–95 victory over Portland.

OU’s defense shuts down Missouri as the Sooners earn their third straight win over a ranked opponent, improving to 9–2 on the season.

An Oklahoma audit of Bradley finds unapproved expenses, missing meeting notices, and questionable scholarship payments tied to town leadership.

A lawsuit is filed after the Weatherford ammonia leak hospitalized dozens and displaced hundreds. AirGas and Holiday Inn Express named in the complaint.

Google’s expanding Oklahoma investment includes new Muskogee data centers and statewide renewable energy, water, and tribal infrastructure projects.

A Wilburton woman has been sentenced to 60 years for the murder of her mother, with federal prosecutors detailing disturbing evidence.

An Oklahoma mother sues Roblox, alleging the platform allowed an adult posing as a child to groom her 12-year-old son.

New Oklahoma medical marijuana rules ban in-vehicle use and require opened products to be stored out of the driver’s reach.

Oklahoma prisons are moving to an online visitation system Dec. 1, replacing the old paper method to speed approvals and improve consistency.

A new report shows rural areas will face major primary care shortages for at least 12 years, with Oklahoma counties among the hardest hit.

Oklahoma lawmakers are preparing bills to address rising home and auto insurance rates, including rate review powers and transparency for consumers.

The Diamondback facility in Watonga will reopen to house ICE detainees under a new five-year contract with the Oklahoma DOC and CoreCivic.

ByHeart infant formula recalled after 20 infants in 13 states were diagnosed with infant botulism.

Oklahoma DHS extends its pause on childcare subsidies for school-age children as the agency reviews shutdown impacts.

Fort Sill’s garrison commander, Col. Derek Baird, is suspended during an administrative investigation.

Abdullah Haji Zada sentenced to 15 years for receiving weapons intended for an Election Day attack in Oklahoma.

Police arrest Angie Cutnose for a 1997 shooting after new information surfaces.

Americans United seeks records on communications tied to a proposed Jewish virtual charter school.

AG Drummond requests a Feb. 12 execution date for Kendrick Simpson, convicted of a 2006 double homicide.

A tax financing proposal clears the way for Pointe Vista’s billion-dollar resort project at Lake Texoma.