SSM Health will cover tuition for new nurses who commit to working for the organization, addressing Oklahoma’s nursing shortage.

Chickasha City Council approves construction of one-bedroom, one-bath tiny homes on a vacant lot. Units will lease for $700 per month.

State officials will study whether nuclear power could be a part of Oklahoma’s future energy mix amid rising electricity demand from data centers.

Nineteen Native American children who died at the Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania will be returned to Oklahoma for reburial, fulfilling a decades-long request from tribal nations.

OHP has begun clearing homeless encampments in Tulsa after an order from Gov. Kevin Stitt. Homeless individuals are given a choice: shelter or jail.

Oklahoma senators weigh new technologies like diesel fuel conversion and bacteria-based treatment to replace human sludge fertilizer and protect aquifers.

Applications surge for the Oklahoma Promise scholarship after eligibility expands, but funding is expected to fall short.

Gateway Church founder Robert Morris waived a preliminary hearing on multiple child sex abuse charges in Osage County; next court date is in early October.

Latest Development Judge Kathryn Savage  became the second Oklahoma County judge  to recuse herself from the Richard Glossip...

ESPN’s College GameDay broadcasts from Norman as OU hosts Michigan. Trae Young is the guest picker; kickoff is 6:30 p.m. on ABC.

Authorities say 71-year-old Patty Matthews, missing since Aug. 10, was found in rural Okmulgee County. Cause of death is under investigation.

Employee-owned Locke Supply celebrates 70 years with a new headquarters and distribution center, supporting over 200 stores in six states.

Tulsa-based Williams Cos. secures FERC approval for the Northeast Supply Enhancement project, a 37-mile pipeline facing opposition in New York but backed by President Trump.

Oklahoma Watch reports State Department of Education advisor Matt Langston showed up just 42 times in 2.5 years while earning a six-figure salary and bonuses.

A report shows dozens of lobbyists spent thousands treating Oklahoma lawmakers to meals last session, shaping policies on legal damages and business protections.

Rep. Gabe Woolley of Broken Arrow is drafting bills to reform Oklahoma child custody policies, with advocates saying reunification with parents should be prioritized.

ConocoPhillips announced layoffs affecting 2,800 employees worldwide as oil prices slump. The cuts represent 20–25% of its 13,000 workers.

At an interim study, The Dragonfly Home’s Whitney Anderson told Oklahoma lawmakers that violence and greed are driving sex and labor trafficking — and that victim services lag far behind need.

Pew Research Center report shows over 1.2 million workers lost in 2025; construction and immigrant-heavy industries hit hardest.

OSU’s Kappa Sigma fraternity charter revoked after alleged hazing and alcohol violations; chapter may reapply in future.