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Sora Shimazaki/PexelsThe U.S. Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals rejected an argument last week that challenged whether the Citizen Potawatomi Nation's reservation is still intact. While the main argument is about the CPN reservation, the tribal nation had no involvement in the case. -
Nuria Martinez-Keel/Oklahoma VoiceEarly literacy has risen to the top of state lawmakers’ priorities for their 2026 legislative session, generating discussions and disagreement across the state about what policy changes and resources are necessary to improve children’s reading levels.
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Education about fentanyl abuse will soon be required for middle and high school students in all Oklahoma school districts. -
Farmers depend on fertilizer to grow crops, but the Oklahoma Farm Bureau says prices are becoming restrictive. -
More Oklahoma politicians have announced their future plans as the state's Congressional delegation prepares for a shakeup. -
The Oklahoma legislature saw a busy floor agenda for education this week. -
President Trump recently announced he’s appointing Markwayne Mullin as Secretary of Homeland Security, but it’s up to Mullin’s fellow Senators to decide whether he’s up for the job. -
When the financial services website WalletHub announced its annual list of states’ education systems, Oklahoma’s ranking became instantly quotable by politicians on all sides. -
Attorney General Gentner Drummond again took a state board to court over its vote on a religious charter school. -
House lawmakers advanced legislation Wednesday that would ban any Oklahoma state government entity, including public schools, from recognizing Pride Month and from displaying LGBTQ+ pride flags. -
A bill advancing through the Legislature aimed at removing sexually explicit books from schools could take the Bible off of library shelves and would be a nightmare to navigate, critics said. -
Oklahoma Representative Kevin Hern formally announced his bid for U.S. Senate on Wednesday. -
Oklahoma lawmakers advanced a measure to bolster Oklahoma’s research capabilities on Tuesday. Rep. Nick Archer’s House Bill 3176 hopes to position the state as a federally designated National Laboratory. -
Raises and bonuses for some state employees would be capped under a bill approved by the Oklahoma House on Tuesday.
