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Gov. Mary Fallin will celebrate the start of another four years in office with a series of inaugural events, beginning this week in Tulsa and Oklahoma…

The board that oversees the water distribution of Waurika Lake says drought conditions continue to affect the lake, which is used as a water source in…

Duncan police say they have recovered a gun believed to have been used to kill an Oklahoma newspaper publisher, his wife and teenage…

State government made a lot of money in the month of September. State Treasurer Ken Miller reports gross receipts topped $1 billion which set a new…

University of Oklahoma Latin America historian Alan McPherson joins Suzette Grillot for a conversation about what the lifting of trade and travel…

A Georgia food company has recalled more than 850 pounds of beef and chicken because of misbranding and exposure to potential allergens.Officials from the…

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Oklahoma's senior U.S. Sen. Jim Inhofe is co-sponsoring a bill filed amid reports that the Internal Revenue Service specifically…

May 28, 2013This is from the Manager’s Desk.I hope this message finds you safe and well after the events of last week, and if you have been directly…

StateImpact Oklahoma's Joe Wertz took cover in Moore on his drive home from KGOU Monday afternoon. Once the tornado passed, he immediately went to work…

Suzette Grillot and Rebecca Cruise discuss the terrorist attack in Istanbul, and some of the security issues these types of attacks continue.Later, a…

Severe weather will be possible over much of the KGOU listening area Thursday afternoon and evening. The National Weather Service in Norman says there is…

House Speaker Charles McCall moved to hold the HB1934, meaning it won’t be sent to Governor Kevin Stitt yet. That gives the House some leverage to negotiate on the Senate’s newly amended version of the other big education bill — House Bill 2672.