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The public radio collaborative journalism project StateImpact Oklahoma has added health reporter Jillian Taylor and environment and science reporter Britny Cordera.

Most states don't discover gifted Native American students but Oklahoma has been able to buck that trend.A group of fifth graders intently watch a…

Key industry tax breaks in Oklahoma have more than doubled over the past four years and are now costing the state well over half a billion dollars a year,…

Oklahoma has a housing problem. Faltering local economies and development disagreements are stalling needed housing development in rural areas, while zoning and building codes prevent much-needed small housing statewide.

Mistrust and misinformation in the wake of COVID have contributed to Oklahoma now having the highest rate of kindergarten vaccination exemptions in the region, according to state and federal data.

Several people, including a member of the Oklahoma Gamefowl Commission, are facing criminal charges relating to illegal cockfighting.

Oklahoma legislators called a special session to approve legislation authorizing expenditures of federal funding for projects under the American Rescue Plan Act. In late May, Governor Kevin Stitt called another special session to consider tax cuts. In the week ahead, the Oklahoma capitol will see a rarity - two special sessions going at the same time.

Oklahoma lawmakers continue to be frustrated with a vendor hired to help pregnant women for expanded services under the state’s Choosing Childbirth Act.

Another round of severe weather could hit western and central Oklahoma this afternoon and evening.The Storm Prediction Center has issued a Tornado Watch…

During most of the past two decades, the annual number of alcohol-related traffic deaths across the country has fallen by about 20 percent, to more than…

A slow moving winter storm is forecast to move into Oklahoma early Friday morning and linger in the state through the weekend. The National Weather…

Vaccination has become a dirty word at the Oklahoma Capitol.Public health policies that drew little attention for decades are now so politically toxic…