State Question 846 asks Oklahoma voters whether to place voter ID requirements into the Oklahoma Constitution and expand legislative authority over election laws.

The Oklahoma Sooners running game is expected to improve in 2026 as four offensive line starters return and Jason Witten takes over the tight ends.

The Bridge OKC Fund awarded $794,750 to three Oklahoma nonprofits expanding housing assistance, homelessness prevention and mental health services.

Tulsa National Little League was reinstated into the Southwest Region Championship after a Texas judge temporarily blocked the team's tournament disqualification.

A Mississippi murder suspect arrested in Sallisaw is awaiting extradition after U.S. Marshals tracked him to an Oklahoma motel following a fatal stabbing investigation.

The Tinker Air Force Base expansion is underway with construction of a new bomber campus that will support the B-52, B-21 Raider and create more than 1,000 Oklahoma jobs.

The Oklahoma Corporation Commission executive session will review critical infrastructure security under Oklahoma's Open Meeting Act. Officials have not announced any active threat.

Bristow utility rates are increasing as the city raises water and trash service fees to cover higher operating costs, infrastructure improvements and inflation.

The Carney Elementary principal was arrested in Lincoln County on a complaint of making a lewd or indecent proposal to a child. The district says he has been barred from campus.

The Coweta ransomware attack encrypted city computer systems, but officials say they will not pay hackers and resident payment information remains secure.

The Oklahoma County Burn Ban is in effect through August 21 after more than 130 regional wildfires and dangerous fire conditions prompted emergency restrictions.

Construction of the new Oklahoma Governor's Mansion continues in Oklahoma City, with the privately funded $6 million project expected to be completed by January 2027.