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Starbucks workers went on strike for the first time ever in Oklahoma on Sunday. At the unionized store on 23rd Street and Robinson Avenue in Oklahoma City, baristas refused to work and instead spent the morning picketing.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services awarded $10 million over five years to OSU’s Center for Health Sciences to address Indigenous health disparities and advance equity.

Oklahoma lawmakers return to the state capitol for a special session this week. The goal: confirm Governor Kevin Stitt’s nomination for the newest member of the Board of Regents for Agricultural and Mechanical colleges.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service requests public input on its proposal

Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond and his counterparts in 18 other Republican-led states have urged incoming President Trump to do something he’s already promised: crack down on immigration.

StateImpact discussed masking and a letter from the Biden administration admonishing the state's limit on universal masking in schools.

After a months-long standoff, Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt and legislative leaders are celebrating a deal on this year’s education budget worth $625 million in recurring funds and $160 million in one-time funds.

Oklahoma’s tribes have spent the last decade to ensure their members are better counted by the U.S. census. But the coronavirus pandemic is making that…

Tucker McGee is in prison for murdering teenager JaRay Wilson. McGee was days away from turning 18. Now, more than five years after the murder,…

Unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, could help scientists forecast where and when thunderstorms develop, before storm even occur. Experiments are…

WASHINGTON––The fate of nearly 13,000 undocumented Oklahomans and 700,000 undocumented nationwide now rests with the six men and three women justices of…

Last month students packed around long plastic tables, talking and sharing turkey, pumpkin pie and each others’ company. The event was called…