The Choctaw Nation raises concerns over a proposed Durant ICE facility located near tribal headquarters and calls for transparency.

Coweta approves a $10 million fire station after firefighters were forced into temporary housing due to mold contamination.

Cedar fever Oklahoma symptoms are increasing as strong winds bring high pollen levels into the state, affecting thousands.

The Sooner State Party is gathering signatures to gain recognition, aiming to represent independent voters in Oklahoma elections.

A Service Oklahoma software upgrade will shut down driver license and motor vehicle services statewide from February 12–16 as systems are combined.

The Pardon and Parole Board denies clemency for Kendrick Simpson in a 3–2 vote after survivor testimony and arguments from the state.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond requests $5 million more as lawmakers question federal enforcement partnerships and expanding duties.

A Stillwater dental assistant sexual assault case moves forward as Cody Stolfa prepares to plead guilty to dozens of felony charges involving sedated patients.

A Kendrick Simpson clemency hearing puts Oklahoma’s death penalty process under renewed scrutiny as lawmakers and prosecutors clash ahead of a scheduled execution.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court rules lawmakers cannot alter the Tobacco Settlement Trust, saying only voters can approve changes to the $2 billion fund.

Oklahoma Capitol graffiti with anti-ICE messages and attacks on Governor Kevin Stitt prompts an investigation by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.

A proposed Hennessey waste facility is under state review as residents voice concerns about contamination and environmental safety.

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol budget includes $26 million to hire 150 new troopers and expand school security duties statewide.

Oklahoma flu cases are increasing statewide, with hospitals reporting more severe illness and children accounting for most hospitalizations.

Oklahoma CareerTech workforce training expansion could receive $31.6 million as lawmakers consider funding for apprenticeships and job training.

A Jewish charter school Oklahoma proposal heads to the Statewide Charter School Board, raising legal and constitutional questions about public funding.

A new Epic Charter Schools audit reveals enrollment failures and budget shortfalls behind the virtual school’s collapse.

The Broken Arrow mosque vote ends with city leaders denying a proposed mosque and retail development after weeks of debate.

The Caddo County child abuse case deepens after the stepfather of a missing boy is hospitalized following a suicide attempt.

Voters decide the Republican nominee in the House District 35 runoff election today across five Oklahoma counties.