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State lawmakers will have even less revenue to appropriate this year for state services than initially projected, in large part due to volatile corporate…

The State Chamber of Oklahoma released its 2015 legislative agenda Monday which addresses a wide range of areas from transportation and energy to health…

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Former Sen. Jim Inhofe, 89, died Tuesday morning.

Graves Farm Organics was suspended for failing to meet state testing requirements and other violations endangering public health and safety.

Voters in 18 Oklahoma counties will head to the polls to decide the fate of technology center expansions, police and fire department budgets and more.

A bill that would abolish no-fault divorce is drawing the ire of some attorneys and domestic violence victims’ advocates.

Dozens of new state laws went into effect today. Here are some of the noteworthy pieces of legislation going into the next fiscal year.

On Tuesday the city council of Oklahoma City voted to create two new business improvement districts, or BIDs, in south Oklahoma City.One will be along SW…

The Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department will stop printing Oklahoma Today at the end of this year.

Across the U.S., cattle prices are at record highs. So ranchers and special rangers are working to protect herds from cattle rustlers — thieves looking to sell off stolen animals at auction.