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Citing rising COVID-19 numbers, Oklahoma City Community College announced Wednesday it is moving all its classes this fall online. It's the first public…

The Oklahoma Senate unanimously approved a bill Thursday that adds a new execution protocol to the state’s list of approved methods. The Sooner State…

A third high-ranking official associated with Oklahoma’s death penalty protocols stepped down Thursday. Governor Mary Fallin's legal counsel Steve Mullins…

Oklahoma Secretary of Commerce Larry V. Parman announced Wednesday plans to step down at the end of the year. Parman has served as both Secretary of…

News Director Kurt Gwartney is leaving KGOU, and his family is moving to Tulsa. The Rev. CharlaGwartney will soon be the new Senior Pastor for Faith…

The University of Oklahoma will make it easier for some community college and regional university students to transfer to the school.

Three embattled school board members at Oklahoma City’s Western Heights Public Schools are resigning after months of controversy.

Medical marijuana has been legal in Oklahoma since the passage of State Question 788 in 2018, but multiple women in the state have been prosecuted for using it since then — because they were pregnant.

At the direction of Gov. Kevin Stitt, state troopers were dispatched to encampments in Tulsa on Friday morning with instructions to clear people inhabiting state land.

Oklahomans are now finally starting to dry out after May brought as much as two feet of rain to some parts of the state. The tornadoes and flooding that…

Twenty-four executions have been carried out in 2023 — five more than last year, the Death Penalty Information Center says. Meanwhile, 50% of Americans say the death penalty is applied unfairly.

The deadline for legislators to request bills and joint resolutions for drafting passed on Friday, December 9th. We look at the next steps in the process as lawmakers prepare for the 2023 legislative session.