Oklahoma prison nicotine vapes policy would allow regulated nicotine vapes and pouches to reduce contraband smuggling, inmate debt, and violence.

Oklahoma medical marijuana changes remain under review as Senate leaders say lawmakers can reform the industry without a statewide vote.

The Oklahoma SNAP error rate is drawing concern from lawmakers after an auditor warning that accuracy problems could trigger federal penalties and higher state costs.

The State Farm hail claims lawsuit Oklahoma advances after a judge ordered the company to release documents tied to underpaid wind and hail damage claims.

The winter storm cost Oklahoma nearly $8 million as transportation crews used brine, salt, and sand to treat roads and respond to icy conditions statewide.

The Caddo Nation embezzlement case concludes after a former employee pleaded guilty to diverting tribal funds and now faces federal sentencing.

The worship service protection bill Oklahoma would create penalties for intentionally disrupting religious services and now awaits the governor’s decision.

SNAP benefit funding Oklahoma could be impacted if the state fails to meet federal accuracy standards, potentially forcing taxpayers to cover program costs.

A free firewood Tulsa program is offering storm-damaged wood to residents of Tulsa, Bixby, and Jenks as cleanup efforts continue.

A Bryan County bank fraud investigation led to felony charges after two men allegedly attempted to pass forged U.S. bonds at a Durant bank.

Drummond campaign money surged at the end of 2025, with Attorney General Gentner Drummond reporting nearly $4 million as Oklahoma’s governor race heats up.

An Oklahoma marijuana trafficking operation with international ties has been dismantled following multi-agency arrests.

A grandmother convicted in the Oklahoma Panhandle murders has been sentenced to life without parole after orchestrating the killings of two women.

Governor Kevin Stitt renews calls to eliminate the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association during his State of the State address.

Oklahoma tribal relations have been damaged under Governor Stitt, according to Rep. Scott Fetgatter, who urges renewed cooperation.

Immigration bills in Oklahoma would expand law enforcement cooperation with ICE and impose new requirements on employers.

Devon Energy Coterra merger will create a $58 billion shale producer with headquarters in Houston and continued operations in Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma wastewater disposal regulation is under scrutiny after repeated pollution incidents linked to oil and gas wastewater spills statewide.

A measles case in Cleveland County was confirmed after international travel, with possible exposure at a Norman location.

An animal seizure in Creek County removed more than 60 animals from a home as officials assess conditions and ongoing care needs.