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Lawmakers returned to the Capitol on Wednesday to appropriate about $1.4 billion in federal ARPA funding, and despite debate over how the funds should be used, the work is finished unless a small group of legislators succeeds in extending the session to consider other issues.

Increase of extreme weather prompts NPR to create new Climate Desk for reporting on environment and climate change.

Beginning August 11th, KGOU will be hosting a series of community engagement and listening events to increase connection with our audience. The first KGOU News & Brews event will focus on the environmental impact of proposed turnpike extensions in the Oklahoma City metro area.

KGOU managing editor Logan Layden interviews author Lynn Downey about the history of dude ranches in the U.S.

Oklahoma has some of the strictest anti-abortion laws in the nation, and an upcoming court ruling may help determine whether a Kansas-like Constitutional right to personal autonomy, including the decision to obtain an abortion, also exists in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma Watch, Aug. 10, 2022

KGOU News & Brews events increase connection with the audiences we serve across Oklahoma.

New research indicates white Christian Nationalism is growing across the United States and having an effect on campaigns and elections. The co-author of a new book explains some of the findings and how the ideology is influencing the political climate heading into the 2022 General Election.

In response to a listener suggestion, we have added a new way to follow news stories from the KGOU newsroom. KGOU NewsBriefs are now available on the website and as podcasts updated each weekday.

Oklahoma Watch, July 27, 2022

Airdate: Sunday, July 31, 2022 at 12 p.m.

A raucous State Board of Education meeting saw emotions bubble up over politics, race and personal accusations amid accreditation of state schools.