Graycen Wheeler
Graycen Wheeler is a reporter covering water issues at KOSU.
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In Southeast Oklahoma, black bear hunting season runs for the month of October. According to the Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, this year's season was record-breaking. -
Oklahomans will vote in dozens of national, statewide and local races – and decide on two state questions – this midterm election. Here is a preview of key items on the Nov. 3 ballot. -
When Oklahomans take to the polls statewide on November 3, they'll choose their next state treasurer. -
Brent Swadley will not serve any more jail time for a scheme to defraud Oklahoma taxpayers while operating his barbecue restaurants in state parks, prompting calls for the sentencing judge to resign. -
On Tuesday, city and airport leaders announced new details about expansions and upgrades at Will Rogers International Airport, where passenger traffic has increased 25% over the past decade. -
Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond has identified several concerns with proposed changes to state air quality rules. Environmental officials say they wouldn't apply to a planned smelter. -
Four counties in Oklahoma will receive federal disaster assistance for cleanup after severe storms this summer. -
Admitted drunk driver Sara Polston, whose case has spurred protest and policy changes around Oklahoma's GPS ankle monitoring program, is back in prison and facing charges of illegal voting. -
Despite persistent rain Thursday, the event hosted at the Choctaw Event Center drew thousands from Oklahoma and Texas. -
An Oklahoma district judge found that a natural gas marketing company illegally hiked prices during Winter Storm Uri in 2021.
