Jim Priest U.S. Senate campaign challenges incumbent Markwayne Mullin, focusing on unity, faith, and working-class priorities.

Oklahoma National Guard deployment reaches its midpoint as troops continue a 90-day mission supporting public safety in Washington, D.C.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander All-Star selection marks his fourth career nod as he leads the OKC Thunder to the NBA’s best record.

Oklahoma winter storm forecast calls for an arctic blast with highs in the 20s, possible snow, and continued fire danger statewide.

Oklahoma football ranks among the top 15 most valuable programs, valued at more than $1 billion in a new Wall Street Journal study.

Oklahoma House lawmakers filed 1,578 bills ahead of the 2026 legislative session beginning February 2.

A man charged in a Caddo County child abuse case was taken off life support after attempting suicide while in custody.

An Enid fentanyl bust led to the seizure of nearly 17,000 pills after a six-month investigation by Enid Police and narcotics agents.

An Atoka woman faces trafficking charges after a narcotics sting. Investigators say she sold nearly 30 grams of meth to an informant.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day Oklahoma is marked by parades in Tulsa and Oklahoma City as federal offices close and communities honor Dr. King’s legacy.

An OKC Thunder win over the Houston Rockets extends the team’s streak to five games with a dominant fourth quarter.

Oklahoma burn bans are expanding as drought conditions fuel wildfire risk and prompt emergency response staging statewide.

Oklahoma ICE enforcement operations continue near the state line, with past actions detaining hundreds of undocumented immigrants.

Oklahoma Senate education priorities include teacher pay raises, literacy funding, and expanded workforce training.

Oklahoma prison contraband seizures totaled $18.5 million last year, including meth, fentanyl, marijuana, and weapons.

An Oklahoma Treasurer lawsuit asks the state Supreme Court to block questioning over private emails and Signal use in state business.

Oklahoma drought conditions now affect more than 82% of the state, with extreme drought expanding amid a warm, dry winter.

TSET grants Oklahoma nearly $150 million to health care projects focused on rural and underserved communities statewide.

OHP warns drivers after a fake Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper attempted to stop and detain a driver in Stroud.

Tribal leaders say ICE harassment of Native Americans in Shawnee involves unconstitutional racial profiling and unlawful questioning of tribal citizens.