Oklahoma health officials report flu risk is now high statewide, prompting schools to implement flu prevention protocols.

Oklahoma has secured more than $200 million in federal funding to expand rural healthcare access through clinics, workforce support, and infrastructure improvements.

Oklahoma’s 988 mental health crisis line has handled tens of thousands of contacts, but federal funding ends this fall, shifting costs to the state.

Seasonal flu activity is rising across the U.S., but Oklahoma continues to report minimal levels of illness, according to the CDC.

A rural Grady County water district is suing manufacturers over PFAS contamination linked to firefighting foam and long-term health risks.

Edmond Animal Services urges residents to check pet vaccinations after a skunk tests positive for rabies.

Oklahoma’s Mental Health Department seeks $79 million to rebuild services after budget cuts and major financial troubles.

Backed by Community Care and the Kaiser Family Foundation, Tulsa’s new health office will align resources and improve health outcomes citywide.