Oklahoma farmers join national push against the Save Our Bacon Act, which could remove state livestock welfare laws.

Google contributes $600,000 to Stillwater Public Schools for energy upgrades and new classroom technology.

Former federal prosecutor Nick Coffey enters the race for Oklahoma attorney general, joining Jon Echols and Jeff Starling.

A new LOFT report says Oklahoma’s turnpike debt could take more than 200 years to fully repay.

Teachers say banning phones boosted focus, social skills, and classroom participation across Oklahoma schools.

After deep cuts and restructuring, Oklahoma’s mental health agency says it’s finally approaching financial stability.

Oklahomans in El Reno, Hinton, and other districts head to the polls to vote on multi-million dollar school bond projects.

Mario Rodriguez sentenced to 60 years in Texas prison for killing girlfriend during a parking lot argument.

Governor Kevin Stitt says deploying National Guard troops in U.S. cities violates states’ rights and divides governors.

The wildlife department says tribal members still need state licenses. Major tribes disagree. Compact talks and court action may follow.

Wanda Clark, longtime secretary to Lucille Ball and Oklahoma native, has died at 87 in Langley. Fans remember her Hollywood legacy and Oklahoma ties.

OSBI says SWOSU student Logan Musil was found at Veterans Lake. Another student was arrested as the investigation continues. Campus grieves and seeks answers.

OSU hosts Houston at 11 a.m. on TNT. Cowboys chase first Big 12 win under interim head coach Doug Meacham. What to watch and how to plan.

OU fans head to Dallas for the Red River Rivalry. QB John Mateer upgraded to probable. What to know about kickoff, traffic, parking, and game-day safety.

A federal judge ruled Oklahoma’s in-state tuition for undocumented students unconstitutional, ending a long-standing education access policy.

ODOC inmate Brandon Baker was apprehended Thursday evening near Hwy 59 and Hawcreek Rd. in Hodgen, Oklahoma, by a U.S. Forest Service officer.

Tulsa’s Oaklawn Cemetery will undergo its fifth excavation in the ongoing search for victims of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.

Oklahomans will soon begin gathering signatures for State Question 836, a proposal to create open primaries for all state elections.

Oklahoma courts struggle with a shortage of reporters, leading to trial delays and increased workloads for judges statewide.

Ponca City police arrested a man accused of repeatedly punching a deer and resisting officers while intoxicated.