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Oklahoma City Bombing Survivor Looks Back

Melissa Block talks with Patti Hall, who was working on the third floor of the Murrah Federal Building when it was bombed. She suffered 40 broken bones, a collapsed lung and has undergone 18 surgeries in the last 10 years.

Oklahoma Concert Venues Expand Event Capacity

Oklahoma performance venues were among the first businesses to close at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Now over a year later, performance venues are…

Carson Visits With Supporters At Oklahoma Book Signing

Thousands gathered at a Christian bookstore in Edmond Wednesday for a chance to meet Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson. Carson spent several...

Images depict Gov. Kevin Stitt throughout the pandemic, from March through November. Early in the pandemic, Stitt was rarely seen with a mask. He showed up at press conferences and events, like a tour of a shopping mall reopening in May.

After 1,600 Deaths And Counting, Mask Mandate Remains Flashpoint In Oklahoma

A masked Gov. Kevin Stitt walked into a roomful of masked reporters at the Oklahoma Capitol, sat down at the head of a conference table and removed his…

A healthcare worker fills a syringe with the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine.

Vaccine Hesitancy Among Oklahoma Guards And Inmates Could Threaten State Prisons

About two-thirds of Oklahoma prison workers and just under half of the inmates have opted not to receive the COVID-19 vaccine from the state Department of…

USPS mailboxes are seen in downtown Tulsa.

Tulsa mail processing will move to Oklahoma City

After months of public feedback, the United States Postal Service is moving some functions of Tulsa’s Mail Processing and Distribution Center to Oklahoma City.

The FFA's new National president is Oklahoma's ninth

The second Oklahoman in about 15 years has become president of National FFA, commonly called Future Farmers of America.

The Oklahoma Judicial Center houses the state Supreme Court, the Court of Criminal Appeals and the Administrative Office of the Courts.

Q&A: Oklahoma Supreme Court Hears Lawsuits Challenging Tax Increases To Fund Teacher Pay

The Oklahoma Supreme Court heard arguments Monday on a pair of lawsuits to stop an effort to repeal tax increases that helped pay for the historic teacher…

Incumbent U.S. Rep. Steve Russell, R-Oklahoma, following his victory in Tuesday's primary election over conservative challenger Frank Volpe. Russell will face the winner of the Democratic primary runoff and Libertarian Zachary Knight.

Incumbents Advance, New Tulsa Mayor, And Other Oklahoma Statewide Election Results

Polls have closed across Oklahoma in a statewide primary election that will narrow down all five Congressional seats, Oklahoma's only U.S. Senate race,…

Long Story Short: Turnover, scandals have some rethinking Governor’s power boost

Oklahoma Watch, Jan. 31, 2024

Oklahoma City Bombing Juror Looks Back

Mike Leeper was Juror No. 5 in Timothy McVeigh's trial for the 1995 terror attack that killed 168 people.

Oklahoma Attorney General On Purdue Pharma Settlement

NPR's Rachel Martin speaks to Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter about his state's settlement against Purdue Pharma, the maker of the powerful opioid OxyContin.

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