Muskogee officials launch a $13 million downtown revitalization with sidewalks, landscaping, and public spaces to boost tourism.

Two Delaware County jail employees face charges after alleged sexual misconduct with an inmate and a cover-up attempt.

Community members join a funeral escort today for Sergeant Tom Duran, the El Reno officer struck and killed earlier this month.

A new Oklahoma law takes effect Nov. 1, making certain DUI offenses felonies—even for first-time offenders—with harsher jail terms.

The Comanche Nation provides food gift cards and a tribal deer hunt to support members losing SNAP benefits during the government shutdown.

Prosecutors charge a 31-year-old Oklahoma City woman with voting twice in last year’s general election.

A Muscogee Nation jury clears a Haskell foster mother accused of leaving a child barefoot in the cold. DHS continues oversight review.

Federal prosecutors charge two Cuban nationals in Tulsa with sex and labor trafficking after a local dancer alleges abuse.

Gov. Kevin Stitt goes to court to stop a new law that adds legislative appointments to the Commission for Rehabilitation Services, saying it limits his power.

AG Gentner Drummond orders Oklahoma’s Medicaid program to fix managed care failures. He says the system is crashing children’s health care statewide.

The State Board of Education approves a budget topping $4B, fires its attorneys in active lawsuits, and delays social studies standards for 60 days.

The Thunder become the first NBA team to start a season with two straight double overtime games. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scores 55.

While paddlefish decline nationwide, Oklahoma waters maintain healthy stocks of the ancient species thanks to strong habitat and conservation focus.

In Oklahoma, lawmakers debate new wind-energy rules that balance industry growth and property rights as turbine build-out accelerates.

Oklahoma growers breathe a sigh of relief as the Farm Service Agency resumes core functions during the federal shutdown, enabling farm loans and disaster aid.

Oklahoma’s El Reno community rallies for Sgt. Thomas Duran, critically injured in a hit-and-run. He remains in ICU; family asks for prayers and donations.

The city of Tulsa extends its downtown teen curfew for one more year, covering 9 p.m.–6 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays. Measure under review for October 2026.

Multiple Oklahoma high schools move their Friday football games to tonight due to possible severe weather. Check your team’s schedule now.

Oklahoma’s state school board meets to review two Supreme Court-level suits and teacher licensing today. Stay updated on local education decisions.

Starting Nov. 1, Oklahoma drivers face fines for using phones in school or construction zones under a new distracted driving law.