A Norman police officer is in critical condition after being struck by a vehicle on Highway 9E. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol is investigating the crash.

OU regents consider funding next phase of OU Stadium Renovation and upgrades to Sooner baseball facilities during meeting today.

OU Football stays ranked at number eleven national AP Top 25 after bye week win against Tennessee and prepares to face Alabama this Saturday.

Rep Forrest Bennett leaves District 92 seat to lead AFL-CIO, shifting his focus to union priorities and statewide worker advocacy.

Suicide Prevention advocates warn Oklahoma elderly men face rising firearm suicide risk due to isolation, hardship and limited rural mental health access.

The Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Sacramento Kings 107-101, remaining undefeated as Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scores 31 points.

Archaeologists uncover 42 previously unknown graves at Tulsa’s Oaklawn Cemetery, including one gunshot victim from the 1921 Race Massacre.

New State Superintendent Lindel Fields reviews halted social studies standards and testing policies while preparing a new budget.

Google contributes $600,000 to Stillwater Public Schools for energy upgrades and new classroom technology.

After deep cuts and restructuring, Oklahoma’s mental health agency says it’s finally approaching financial stability.

Oklahomans in El Reno, Hinton, and other districts head to the polls to vote on multi-million dollar school bond projects.

Mario Rodriguez sentenced to 60 years in Texas prison for killing girlfriend during a parking lot argument.

ODOC inmate Brandon Baker was apprehended Thursday evening near Hwy 59 and Hawcreek Rd. in Hodgen, Oklahoma, by a U.S. Forest Service officer.

Oklahoma courts struggle with a shortage of reporters, leading to trial delays and increased workloads for judges statewide.

Ponca City police arrested a man accused of repeatedly punching a deer and resisting officers while intoxicated.

More than 80,000 Oklahoma families could lose access to WIC nutrition benefits if the government shutdown continues.

Families of Oklahoma City bombing victims volunteer as guides during the shutdown to keep the memorial experience alive for visitors.

An Oklahoma psychiatrist has agreed to pay $173,000 after allegedly submitting false SoonerCare claims. See details on the state’s settlement.

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol is returning to its iconic black-and-white patrol car design, first introduced in 1937, with reflective graphics for safety.

Oklahoma City, OK —  Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is joining a coalition of 51 attorneys general from across the country...