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A bond program used to fund facilities and equipment at state colleges and universities is being challenged as unconstitutional in the Oklahoma Supreme…

Oklahoma City has selected Pittsburgh center Steven Adams with the 12th pick in the NBA draft, hoping to add a complementary piece to play alongside stars…

The powerful tornado flattened entire blocks in the Oklahoma City suburb of Moore. The death toll remained at 24, with scores more people injured and displaced.

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Oklahoma City lacked proper internal controls over the way it paid a vendor hired to integrate its communications system, but a state…

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Late timing and skepticism among legislators have pushed into next year an effort by Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin and Treasurer Ken…

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - While Republican legislators in Oklahoma continue wrangling over how to scale back costly tax credits, lawmakers have approved three…

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - The Oklahoma House has passed a bill extending a tax incentive to some pipeline, securities and telecommunications companies.The bill…

A new corporate governance law sought by Chesapeake Energy now awaits Gov. Mary Fallin’s signature.Final approval from the state Legislature came…

World Views host Suzette Grillot and contributor Rebecca Cruise are in the middle of a four-city tour of China on behalf of their day jobs as the Deans of…

Chitra Ragavan reports the FBI has transferred three senior lab technicians involved in the Oklahoma bomb case after a Justice Department inquiry.

Nearly two years after the bombing of the federal building in Oklahoma City, NPR'S Kathy Lohr reports on how the city is grappling with how to rebuild... and how best to remember what happened there. The committee overseeing the construction of a memorial is trying to decide how to commemmorate the bombing while balancing the concerns of the survivors, the victims' families, and the community at large.

NPR's Kathy Lohr reports that the judge in the trial of Timothy McVeigh has reversed himself and ruled that victims of the Oklahoma City bombing who testify at any sentencing hearing may also view the trial. In his ruling today, Judge Richard Matsch cited the victims' rights law passed by Congress last week.