A Texas man wins $5 million off a Deluxe Gold Scratcher bought in Bartlesville. Lottery reports major prize gains and ongoing Education Trust support.

Three killed in Hartshorne during the H-Town Throwdown racing event, including two responders and one volunteer connected to festival setup.

OU Sooners Football gets key win over Tennessee as John Matter returns to form. Oklahoma now climbs just outside the top ten before Alabama showdown.

Kansas hands OSU Football another loss in Lawrence, extending the Cowboys losing streak while Oklahoma State prepares to host Kansas State next.

Will Rogers Airport employees gather food supplies and help unpaid TSA Officers and air traffic controllers during the federal shutdown.

Governor Stitt reverses course and deploys state emergency cash for food banks until federal SNAP Benefits return after shutdown.

Oklahoma City honors Clara Luper and 13 students with a new downtown sculpture marking the nation’s first sit-in protest.

The 2026 USA Gymnastics Championships return to Tulsa’s BOK Center, bringing 2,000 athletes and major tourism impact.

Oklahoma’s former Corrections Director Steven Harpe faces questions after joining the same AI company he awarded a $1M contract.

Oklahoma begins enforcing a law that requires Alzheimer’s care facilities to disclose services, report violations, and protect patients’ families.

A Pentecostal bishop and his wife are jailed in Lincoln County after allegedly embezzling $172,000 from their church in Meeker.

Amazon opens 3,500 seasonal job positions across Oklahoma with opportunities for long-term employment. Apply now at amazon.com/localjobs.

Oklahoma police urge parents and drivers to slow down, stay alert, and inspect Halloween treats to keep children safe tonight.

Dozens detained and trucks towed in Sequoyah County as OHP and ICE partner to enforce immigration and safety compliance on Oklahoma highways.

Nichols Hills police respond to a break-in at the home believed to belong to Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander while he played in an NBA game.

Oklahoma Senators James Lankford and Markwayne Mullin criticize President Trump’s decision to import beef from Argentina, warning of harm to U.S. producers.

Oklahoma City’s SkyDweller Aero earns Navy deal to test solar aircraft equipped with Nokia 5G for global defense communications.

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond halts prosecutions of Native hunters on tribal lands, citing sovereignty and state-tribal cooperation.

Oklahoma DHS employees earning over $50K face furloughs as reduced federal funding from the shutdown forces temporary unpaid days.

Nine pharmacies will pay $157,000 to settle claims of unauthorized SoonerCare COVID-19 test billing.