A Wilburton woman has been sentenced to 60 years for the murder of her mother, with federal prosecutors detailing disturbing evidence.

New Oklahoma medical marijuana rules ban in-vehicle use and require opened products to be stored out of the driver’s reach.

Oklahoma prisons are moving to an online visitation system Dec. 1, replacing the old paper method to speed approvals and improve consistency.

A joint operation in Sallisaw led to 16 arrests, recovered weapons, and several burglaries solved.

Oklahoma State University has publicly unveiled its $2 billion fundraising campaign aimed at supporting scholarships, mental health services and student success.

A district title clash turned unforgettable when the Cashion football game lost power and both teams finished under new lights 15 miles away.

A state audit finds unauthorized payments, compensation issues, and misappropriated funds tied to six former Konawa city officials.

Starting Nov. 1, Oklahoma drivers face fines for using phones in school or construction zones under a new distracted driving law.

Nearly 15,000 marijuana plants and hundreds of pounds of processed weed seized near Wilson. Oklahoma AG task force led the raid.

Oklahoma National Guard members deploy to the Middle East after training at Fort Bliss to support Operation Spartan Shield. Expected return next fall.

Oklahoma Senate President Lonnie Paxton wants the state compensation board to revisit a pay raise decision that favored legislative leaders.

Authorities search for a driver who hit an El Reno police officer near the high school, fled the scene, and left the officer hospitalized.

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

Southwestern Oklahoma State University holds vigil for missing 18-year-old student Logan Musil, last seen Sept. 12 in Weatherford.

Superintendent Lindel Fields pledges transparency, faster communication, and contract reviews to rebuild trust in Oklahoma’s education system.

A Texas truck driver faces manslaughter charges after allegedly watching a TV show while hitting two Oklahoma Turnpike workers, killing one and injuring another.

Federal workers will receive back pay under the 2019 Fair Treatment Act, but contractors remain uncertain.

Ardmore Police will use drones to find missing people and track suspects, training officers to master search patterns and nighttime operations.

A 3.7 magnitude earthquake struck north of Prague; residents in Shawnee and Choctaw reported shaking. No injuries or damage reported.

A Broken Arrow police recruit passed away after collapsing during physical training. OSBI leads investigation; name withheld.