Legionella bacteria detected in Lawton’s federal building raises concern, though health officials report no current public health investigation

Christopher and Kourtany Johnson face first-degree murder and child neglect charges after their 1-year-old daughter died from alleged methadone exposure

As state income tax elimination gains traction, lawmakers propose ending property taxes too. Counties warn this could devastate school and city funding.

Lawton city officials announce applications are open to fill two council seats. Ward 1 has one applicant so far, Ward 2 has four. Apply online.

$16 million in opioid settlement grants awarded to Oklahoma schools and cities to fund treatment, recovery, and prevention programs.

Once common in Oklahoma rivers, the endangered peppered chub now survives in only one small stretch of the Canadian River. Officials seek public input on recovery.

Oklahoma Senator James Lankford calls Vladimir Putin a “war criminal and thug,” supports sanctions on Russian oil buyers, but rejects U.S. troop involvement in Ukraine.

Frozen shrimp under Walmart’s Great Value label recalled after batch tested positive for cesium-137. Customers urged to discard or return.

Backed by Community Care and the Kaiser Family Foundation, Tulsa’s new health office will align resources and improve health outcomes citywide.

AG Gentner Drummond calls for respect and support for teachers in new education plan unveiled during campaign event for governor.

Ex-Choctaw choir teacher Samuel Melton sentenced to 17 years in prison, 25 years probation, in Oklahoma’s longest school predator case.

A new fundraiser aims to provide Tulsa Race Massacre survivor Viola Ford Fletcher with a home, medical equipment, and 24-hour care. Goal: $1 million.

Pioneer Library System files lawsuit against Norman and its Municipal Authority, citing breach of contract over Central Library closure due to mold infestation.

Former Tulsa School Board member Jennettie Marshall enters race to replace Ryan Walters as Oklahoma’s State Superintendent, pledging to restore trust with educators.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond, with 22 GOP counterparts, pushes back against Net-Zero investment standards, citing risks to agriculture and energy producers.

A gunman opened fire inside Integris Hospital in Enid, killing 72-year-old security officer J.W. Bode. Police shot and killed the suspect at the scene

Zac Rinehart, 36, was killed and another worker injured when a semi-truck struck a construction zone on the Will Rogers Oklahoma Turnpike near Miami, Oklahoma

A four-year-old Noble boy was mauled by his family’s adopted dog just 48 hours after bringing it home. The shelter says the animal showed no prior aggression.

Oklahoma’s COVID-19 positivity rate climbs above 11% as new variants Nimbus and Stratus spread. Experts urge updated vaccinations for high-risk groups.

Farmer, business leader, and community advocate Tammi Didlot announces her run for Oklahoma State Senate, pledging integrity, service, and strong values