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Graycen Wheeler/KOSUThe leader of the Oklahoma Gamefowl Commission is facing criminal charges for allegedly attending a cockfight. -
Graycen Wheeler/KOSUNearly 60 people gathered at the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum on Wednesday to reflect on the Oklahoma Standard and reset after the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk and the divisive rhetoric that has followed.
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The Oklahoma Department of Tourism and Recreation announced Thursday it's closing the Lookout Kitchen restaurants in five state parks at the end of September. -
Dramatic confrontations in the stories of Rena Denton and Estelle Simonton expose ignorance of eldercare law among Oklahoma eldercare professionals and betray the inadequacy of guardianship laws and resources. -
More than 8,500 state employees are working remotely at least some of the time, with the arrangement mostly from a lack of space at agencies. -
A pending sale of the Oklahoma National Stockyards has fallen apart, putting the current owner back on the hunt for a new buyer. -
Rep. Ty Burns, R-Pawnee, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges of domestic abuse and assault Thursday afternoon in a Pawnee County court. -
Oklahoma Highway Patrol can not legally decide to shift the bulk of its patrols away from Oklahoma City and Tulsa, according to a binding Attorney General opinion released Wednesday. -
The Pioneer Library System is suing the the City of Norman following the indefinite closure of the city's Central Public Library. -
After earning his graduate law degree from New York University, Brent Howard accepted a job in Oklahoma City. -
Oklahoma State Parks visitors will be able to chow down on site again. Lookout Kitchen restaurants at five parks are reopening after being closed for nearly a week over unpaid royalty and utility payments.
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The Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum is expanding with a new addition. -
Oklahoma City leaders on Tuesday approved a demolition contract for the new downtown arena. -
Norman’s downtown overnight shelter, A Friend’s House, is undergoing some changes as part of the city’s new contract with Oklahoma City-based nonprofit City Care.
