Last week, the Oklahoma City Housing Authority was awarded federal grant money to revitalize its oldest public housing development.

Norman is shutting down A Better Way, a program that connected people experiencing homelessness with paid work and support services, after the Oklahoma Attorney General's Office denied a funding request to continue it.

A year after its launch, a supportive employment program in Norman is closing.

Early Wednesday morning, Oklahoma Highway Patrol troopers were back at the site of an encampment in Norman they cleared last week — this time dozens of arrests were made.

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt is threatening to invoice Tulsa and Oklahoma City Police Departments for costs associated with clearing homeless encampments on state land.

Two Vesta Realty tenants, one without air conditioning for 18 months, another without electricity and hot water illustrate how little recourse Oklahoma law gives renters when landlords fail to provide essential services.

Vesta Realty's collapse has left Tulsa tenants confused about who manages their apartments and who to pay rent, as competing bankruptcy proceedings in two states, a court-ordered management transfer and a cast of characters including a former arms dealer have created what one attorney called the most complicated landlord-tenant situation she has ever seen.

As trash mounts in Tulsa apartment complexes and tenants’ water access is threatened at the Oklahoma City-based Drexel Flats, attorneys and lawmakers said the situation at Vesta Realty is another example of why Oklahoma’s tenant protection laws must be addressed.

Oklahoma City's Key to Home initiative successfully housed 65 of 75 people from one encampment within 90 days, but advocates say the housing voucher inspection process, a shortage of willing landlords and a lack of affordable units are slowing progress as more people fall into homelessness than are being housed.

Advocates argued that Oklahoma’s eviction policies are attractive to large corporate landlords and are harmful to tenants.

More than 40% of Oklahoma County's eviction filings come from the same 100 properties, according to a new database from Mental Health Association Oklahoma and Princeton University's Eviction Lab.

The Norman Night Shelter was shut down for four days after an anonymous complaint triggered a state fire marshal inspection, revealing multiple code violations. The closure left more than 50 people without shelter, coming amid encampment sweeps under Operation SAFE and a broader wave of anti-homeless policy in Norman and statewide.