Oklahoma schools can now apply for $3 million in Local Food for Schools funding to buy fruits, vegetables, meat, eggs, and dairy directly from local farmers.

OG&E is asking regulators to approve new natural gas units and long-term power contracts, which could raise residential bills by nearly $5 a month by 2031.

Oklahoma nonprofit Bridge2Safety OKC is growing quickly, helping survivors of domestic and sexual violence, but needs urgent funding and volunteers to stay open.

OU expert Michael Crespin says mail-in ballots are reliable, and only Congress — not the president — can change the law.

Tulsa Police report 150 illegal firearms seized in a crime crackdown, citing new curfews and targeted patrols as crime reduction tools.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court publicly reprimanded Special Judge Emily Mueller for favoritism toward certain attorneys and unprofessional behavior toward courthouse staff.

The State School Board canceled this week’s meeting citing a transition in legal staff. The cancellation comes amid growing friction with Superintendent Ryan Walters.

OU Health psychiatrist urges parents to reduce kids’ screen time after new report shows 1 in 5 U.S. children have mental health issues.

Attorney General Gentner Drummond says OHP must continue patrolling interstates in Oklahoma’s metro areas, blocking a plan to abandon coverage.

Farmers hit by droughts, floods, freezes, and other natural disasters in 2023–2024 can now apply for $16 billion in federal aid under the Supplemental Disaster Relief Program.

The Chief Drive-In Theater in Chickasha is fighting an oil drilling project just 500 feet from its property, citing noise and light concerns.

Oklahoma City utilities confirm 99 emergency water main breaks since July 1, straining crews and highlighting aging infrastructure.

Oklahoma City VA and local groups host Sooner Stand Down to connect homeless veterans with housing, health care, and essential services.

Oklahoma highway patrol troopers urge defensive driving after 16 people, including five children, died in Oklahoma crashes and a drowning over one weekend.

Tulsa-based ONEOK will be part of the 450-mile Eiger Express Pipeline, a $3.1B project to move natural gas from the Permian Basin to the Gulf Coast.

OnCue convenience stores honored with the Journal Record Beacon Award for donating $1M and raising $200K to expand Stillwater Medical’s NICU.

The Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission is dealing with leadership changes, a forensic audit, an OSBI probe, and multiple EEOC complaints.

The University of Oklahoma welcomes 6,251 new freshmen, setting a fifth consecutive enrollment record and growing to 36,500 students across campuses.

Water testing at Rose State College revealed Legionella bacteria, but officials say the campus is safe after flushing and disinfecting water systems.

Moody’s Analytics warns many states are at risk of recession, but Oklahoma ranks 4th in the nation for economic expansion.