Graycen Wheeler
Graycen Wheeler is a reporter covering water issues at KOSU.
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Tech giant Google and energy company RWE Americas have signed an agreement to build a solar power facility in southeast Oklahoma. -
As Inola weighs a proposed aluminum smelter with massive federal backing, four of the town's five planning commissioners have resigned in recent weeks. -
In southeast Oklahoma, Hochatown has become a magnet for tourists, many of whom use Airbnb for vacation rentals. But in a new lawsuit, Hochatown says the company has stiffed the town on lodging taxes. -
OKC's current flag features the city government's seal. Residents and Mayor David Holt say they want a new symbol to represent the city. -
A new state audit found massive fraud and unauthorized spending in the central Oklahoma community of Washington. -
Oklahoma has reached a new settlement with all six remaining poultry companies in a decades-long pollution lawsuit. The new plan could replace a federal judge's order and earlier settlements. -
Applications to volunteer at the 2028 Summer Olympics open next week, exactly two years before the opening ceremony. Here's how to get involved when the games come to Oklahoma City. -
Applications are open for grants to help Oklahoma gardeners buoy butterflies, boost bees and benefit birds. -
At a meeting Monday, Inola's mayor and board of trustees officially hit pause on zoning approvals for a proposed $4 billion smelter. -
Nineteen of the art pieces that hung in the Murrah federal building are they're moving back to the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum.
