Oklahoma’s Secretary of Energy and Environment Jeff Starling launches a campaign for Attorney General, emphasizing rule of law and constitutional defense.

A proposed Oklahoma state question would phase out some property taxes by 2029, prompting concerns from county officials.

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.

Oklahoma Attorney General’s office confirms search warrant served in ongoing ethics investigation into Representative Ajay Pittman’s campaign finances.

Organizers rush to gather nearly 173,000 valid signatures to place adult-use marijuana on the Oklahoma ballot before the deadline.

Over $3 million has already been spent in Oklahoma’s 2026 governor’s race, fueled by wealthy, self-funded candidates.

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

Chip Keating, son of former Gov. Frank Keating, enters Oklahoma governor’s race, pledging to fight regulations and keep communities safe.

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

Oklahoma’s Tom Cole urges quick action as Congress faces a looming government shutdown, calling for a short-term budget deal

State Superintendent Ryan Walters resigns, Gov. Kevin Stitt must appoint replacement. Walters will lead Teacher Freedom Alliance.

The University of Oklahoma will host the Turning Point Tour on Oct. 16 to honor late founder Charlie Kirk. Attendance is free but limited with required registration.

Richard Morissette, former state representative for District 92 and longtime public servant, dies after battle with cancer.

OU Professor John Schmeltzer says America’s climate of threats and violence puts free speech under pressure, citing the removal of Jimmy Kimmel.

The Oklahoma AG’s office claims outgoing OMES Director Rick Rose blocked vehicle purchases for a task force fighting illegal marijuana grows.

Secretary of State Josh Cockroft and three other senior officials are stepping down, marking one of the largest waves of resignations in recent years.

OHP has begun clearing homeless encampments in Tulsa after an order from Gov. Kevin Stitt. Homeless individuals are given a choice: shelter or jail.

Oklahoma State Rep. Ty Burns resigned after pleading guilty to misdemeanor domestic abuse and assault charges. The YWCA says accountability requires lasting change.

A new GOP poll shows Attorney General Gentner Drummond leading in Oklahoma’s governor race, while Ryan Walters’ favorability plunges to 31%.

Oklahoma Rep. Ty Burns pleaded guilty to domestic abuse and assault charges tied to incidents in 2024 and 2025. He received a suspended sentence and must complete an intervention program.