Oklahoma leaders commend OMMA and OBN for major marijuana enforcement efforts, with 302 arrests and thousands of illegal grows shut down.

A 30-foot astronaut now greets travelers in Weatherford, celebrating Route 66 and the city’s aviation legacy through the Stafford Air and Space Museum.

Veterans in Muskogee will benefit from new upgrades at the VA Medical Center, part of an $800 million national investment in facilities.

Oklahoma temperatures drop into the upper 60s this week, with scattered showers and a chance of rain over the next nine days.

Oversupply continues to drive down cannabis prices in Oklahoma, making marijuana cheaper here than almost any other state, study finds.

The Oklahoma City Thunder’s new Nike City Edition jersey debuts Nov. 19, blending Native American heritage and state pride into a bold design.

Rep. Tom Gann asks Oklahoma Supreme Court to order refunds for PSO customers, questioning oversight of bond debt from 2021 Winter Storm Uri.

Trump’s Justice Department urges the Supreme Court to uphold the federal prohibition on firearm ownership by cannabis users under Section 922(g)(3), despite court challenges.

Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters says teachers from “liberal states” must pass a 50-question test with a perfect score before working in Oklahoma classrooms.

New Archdiocese Education Center in Oklahoma City teaches English, digital literacy, cultural education, and U.S. citizenship for immigrants.

Oklahoma drug bust nets pounds of meth, thousands in cash, stolen gun, and three arrests in trafficking operation from Oklahoma City to Ponca City.

Krista Bader of Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy earns a perfect 36 ACT score, a rare achievement among U.S. students.

Oklahoma’s aerospace sector expands as Agile Space Industries plans an engine test facility near Tulsa, adding to the state’s aviation legacy.

A construction worker died after falling from a wind turbine in Garfield County at night. The incident triggers investigation and safety discussion in Oklahoma’s wind energy sector.

Gov. Kevin Stitt urges the Oklahoma Supreme Court to stop a settlement granting Muskogee Creek Nation jurisdiction in Tulsa municipal cases.

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.