Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond says drag shows are not banned under new law, contradicting earlier claims by Governor Stitt.

Oklahoma averages 75 child gun deaths per year, higher than the national rate. Advocates call for stronger safety measures.

Oklahoma City’s Baptist Building earns a spot on the National Register of Historic Places. Restoration plans aim to bring tenants back to the 1948 landmark.

CVS Caremark will return $32M to Oklahoma after a lawsuit alleged rebates and discounts were withheld from the state employee health plan. $5M covers legal fees.

Oklahoma student proficiency in math and reading remains below national averages. 4th grade math shows improvement; 8th grade math and reading lag post-pandemic.

The state collected $1.27B in August, down almost $3M year-over-year. Personal and business income taxes led, while sales tax trailed.

After the Minco school bus crash, leaders including AG Gentner Drummond and Harold Hamm urge lawmakers to mandate seatbelts on school buses.

Oklahoma legislators will examine cat and dog overpopulation, its impact on shelters and communities, and potential solutions during an interim study at the Capitol. Public comments invited. Discover Teaser: Oklahoma targets pet overpopulation—public invited to weigh in

The iconic 1923 Model T “Big Red Rocket” once driven by Cecil Samara has been restored and will appear again at OU games.

A series of earthquakes near Calumet rattled central Oklahoma, including a 3.2 magnitude quake Monday morning.

OU quarterback John Mateer earned SEC honors after completing 62% of his passes in a 24-13 win over Michigan.

A Minco school bus carrying the softball team crashed after hitting a deer, injuring four students and three adults, including coach Cody Schmidt. The rollover crash renews debate on school bus seat belts.

The Oklahoma AG’s office claims outgoing OMES Director Rick Rose blocked vehicle purchases for a task force fighting illegal marijuana grows.

Secretary of State Josh Cockroft and three other senior officials are stepping down, marking one of the largest waves of resignations in recent years.

A 9-year-old boy was killed and four others injured in a Glenpool crash. City leaders call Highway 75 the most dangerous road and push ODOT for safety upgrades.

SSM Health will cover tuition for new nurses who commit to working for the organization, addressing Oklahoma’s nursing shortage.

Chickasha City Council approves construction of one-bedroom, one-bath tiny homes on a vacant lot. Units will lease for $700 per month.

State officials will study whether nuclear power could be a part of Oklahoma’s future energy mix amid rising electricity demand from data centers.

Nineteen Native American children who died at the Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania will be returned to Oklahoma for reburial, fulfilling a decades-long request from tribal nations.

OHP has begun clearing homeless encampments in Tulsa after an order from Gov. Kevin Stitt. Homeless individuals are given a choice: shelter or jail.