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

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is investigating a proposed Broken Arrow mosque development over legal and compliance concerns.

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond joins other states opposing the reclassification of marijuana, citing ongoing community harm and public safety concerns.

Tyson Foods says it may not renew contracts if Oklahoma receives a $100 million settlement in the Illinois River pollution case, drawing sharp criticism.

Oklahoma’s Equalization Board meets Friday to release the first official estimate of available state revenue for the next fiscal year, shaping the 2026 budget debate.

Oklahoma lawmakers are preparing bills to address rising home and auto insurance rates, including rate review powers and transparency for consumers.

A new conflict between Governor Kevin Stitt and Attorney General Gentner Drummond centers on state enforcement of hunting and fishing laws for tribal citizens.

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

Oklahoma AG Gentner Drummond halts prosecutions of Native hunters on tribal lands, citing sovereignty and state-tribal cooperation.

Former House Speaker Charles McCall leads AG Gentner Drummond by 11 points in a new poll of likely Republican primary voters.

AG Gentner Drummond orders Oklahoma’s Medicaid program to fix managed care failures. He says the system is crashing children’s health care statewide.

Gov. Kevin Stitt asks federal court to fast-track Oklahoma’s Tyson Foods pollution case, calling for balance between environment and economy.

Former federal prosecutor Nick Coffey enters the race for Oklahoma attorney general, joining Jon Echols and Jeff Starling.

A federal judge ruled Oklahoma’s in-state tuition for undocumented students unconstitutional, ending a long-standing education access policy.

AG Gentner Drummond orders full audit of Oklahoma’s Education Department citing misuse of taxpayer dollars under Ryan Walters.

A new poll shows Gentner Drummond slightly ahead of Charles McCall, with one-third of Oklahoma GOP voters undecided.

AG Gentner Drummond stops deceptive charity scheme where just $126K of $45M raised went to breast cancer screenings.

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

Attorney General Gentner Drummond says OHP must continue patrolling interstates in Oklahoma’s metro areas, blocking a plan to abandon coverage.