Emergency Management, Attorney General, and state drug bureau among agencies seeking major funding increases for facilities and operations.

Gov. Kevin Stitt is sending 160 Oklahoma National Guard members to Washington, D.C., for the federal “Safe and Beautiful Mission,” requiring troops to miss Christmas and New Year’s with family.

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

Gov. Kevin Stitt goes to court to stop a new law that adds legislative appointments to the Commission for Rehabilitation Services, saying it limits his power.

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

Governor Kevin Stitt says deploying National Guard troops in U.S. cities violates states’ rights and divides governors.

State revenues rose in September, driven by income taxes, but sales tax collections fell as Oklahomans cut back on spending.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled new business courts unconstitutional, saying unelected judges violate the state’s founding documents. URL Slug:

Lawmakers debate whether Oklahoma’s state superintendent should be elected or appointed, sparking partisan divide over accountability and voter rights.

Gov. Kevin Stitt appoints Lindel Fields as superintendent, unveils 7-member leadership team, new school board members, and calls for major reforms.

Gov. Kevin Stitt is set to name Lindel Fields as Oklahoma’s new state superintendent, replacing Ryan Walters through January 2027.

The U.S. government shutdown has begun, forcing furloughs and service delays. Oklahoma braces for local impacts on workers and services.

Ryan Walters resigns as Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction, preparing to lead the Teacher Freedom Alliance.

Governor Kevin Stitt is preparing to name a replacement for Ryan Walters as State Superintendent once his resignation becomes official.

Gov. Stitt appoints Dustin Hilliary as Senior Advisor, David Ostrowe as Chief Operating Officer, and Donnell Harder as Secretary of State.

As the governor cracks down on Tulsa homeless camps, Eden Village is building 63 tiny homes with private donations to offer stable housing and dignity.