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Oklahoma Watch, Jan. 28, 2026

Oklahoma lost about 500 mining industry jobs between December and January, data from the Oklahoma Employment Securities Commission show.Almost all…

As flu rates skyrocket across the state, many Oklahoma schools have transitioned to virtual learning or closed Friday.

A new report from hundreds of experts and more than a dozen federal agencies is stark: Humans are likely responsible for the warmest period in modern…

November is Native American Heritage Month and the Oklahoma History Center has planned some special events to recognize that.Matt Reed, a member of the…

In the 1960s, survey teams of architects and engineers started hunting across Oklahoma for places to hunker down.They found basements and tunnels,…

The multi-day winter storm has moved east through Oklahoma, with another round of snow blanketing the state, making travel treacherous.

Oklahomans may get to vote to legalize sports betting after years of failed attempts to get it through the state Legislature.

The U.S. Department of Justice announced Friday that it has reasonable cause to believe that the state of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City and the Oklahoma City Police Department discriminate against people with behavioral health disabilities.

Oklahoma's economy continued to grow last month.State Treasurer Ken Miller says gross receipts were up by 7.3 percent, or $58 million, compared to…

U.S. Sen. Tom Coburn is joining with a bipartisan group of senators to eliminate the mandate for blending corn ethanol into gasoline refined and consumed…

Chesapeake Energy Corp. reportedly laid off dozens of employees Tuesday as part of an ongoing restructuring under its new chief executive.In an email to…