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Oklahoma Watch, April 23, 2025

Oklahoma Watch, May 17, 2023

The eastern red cedar tree causes allergies, crowds out other species, guzzles water, and fuels Oklahoma’s most devastating wildfires, including one near…

KGOU and Oklahoma Watch are presenting a series of community events to discuss journalism and the news media to promote understanding and to build public trust.

Oklahoma is one of five states selected by the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press to receive pro bono legal support to assist news organizations…

A preliminary survey of Oklahoma’s higher education institutions shows that college enrollment has fallen roughly two percent in fall 2021, when compared to fall 2020.

Updated 7:11 p.m. As House members were preparing to adjourn, Republican Majority Floor Leader Jon Echols announced that he had just been notified by...

In a weekly briefing to other state agencies, Oklahoma State Department of Health designates state hospital system "unstable"

As the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City Bombing approaches, a group of young musicians is connecting with the tragedy through performing themes of resilience.

Feuding state parties have reached a compromise over how to spend the $85 million the state won in a settlement with a pharmaceutical company which was being sued over its role in the opioid crisis.

State officials envision drones, call monitoring and AI technologies as the future of Oklahoma prisons, but advocates worry the tools create risks that extend beyond incarceration.

Oklahoma City and the city’s Water Utilities Trust have settled a lawsuit against an oil company for stealing water and harming protected lands at the Stinchcomb Wildlife Refuge.