The Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board voted 3-2 to grant clemency to Tremane Wood — but the Attorney General vows to block any delay in execution.

A Perkins-Tryon high school student is now national FFA president — marking the ninth time an Oklahoman has led the organization.

Will Rogers World Airport says its flights are not among those being canceled, though delays may occur due to shutdown disruptions at other airports.

Oklahoma shoppers are affected by a major pasta product recall linked to a listeria outbreak responsible for multiple deaths nationwide.

Oklahoma drivers must keep medical marijuana sealed and out of reach or face an open container violation under state law.

Altus and the Air Force are planning for small nuclear power units while OCC continues reviewing possible use statewide.

A federal appeals court will review the case after undocumented Oklahoma students lost access to in-state tuition and now face higher costs.

Oklahoma now gives county clerks new authority to block fraudulent deed filings, making Oklahoma the first state to outlaw title theft.

EPA is quietly sidelining more than half its workforce, including Oklahoma environmental scientists who protect water, soil, and air.

70 undocumented arrests recorded along I-40 as ICE and state troopers expand corridor operations.

Organizers failed to gather required signatures to put marijuana legalization before voters next November.

PSO customers get relief this month due to lower natural gas pricing plus winter efficiency assistance programs.

OU opens 12th in the first College Football Playoff rankings while Ohio State leads the national board heading into November.

Deer mating season increases roadway risk statewide. Drivers urged to use high beams and watch wooded areas as deer movement spikes during dark hours.

Sooners now aim to beat Alabama, Missouri and LSU to stay in the CFP race. First CFP rankings release tonight as OU sits 11th in AP poll.

Will Rogers was born this day in 1879 near Oologah. His Cherokee heritage, wit, roping skills and humor took him from ranch life to national fame.

A 73-year-old Claremore woman is jailed for solicitation for murder and exploitation after disconnecting her husband’s oxygen multiple times.

Oklahoma Turnpike Authority approves nine land parcels for condemnation under ACCESS Oklahoma, taking the next step toward possible eminent domain use.

Contingency Board approves emergency SNAP Funding support — releasing $1 million per week for seven weeks during federal shutdown to support Oklahoma families.

Oklahoma Supreme Court hears case that could decide control and independence of Tobacco Settlement Funds and the power of TSET under state law.